HH Pullers

[millrtme]

It looks like the 10T has roughly 60% of the speed of a 7T. Does anyone know how torque compares? I am building a TTC truck that may be near 10lbs. I am looking for the torque and wheel speed that a puller offers but I am not sure if a 10T would suit better than a 7T. I am more worried about the torque than wheel speed. Thanks.

-Andrew Miller

[RC CRAWLER]

Originally Posted by millrtme

It looks like the 10T has roughly 60% of the speed of a 7T. Does anyone know how torque compares? I am building a TTC truck that may be near 10lbs. I am looking for the torque and wheel speed that a puller offers but I am not sure if a 10T would suit better than a 7T. I am more worried about the torque than wheel speed. Thanks.

-Andrew Miller

ive always heard that when you want torque, you go with a higher number.

[rcracer]

I've run both motors in the same rig on 3s, I prefer the 10T in a 10+ pound rig and temps stay low.

[ittybitty]

The 7t will no doubt get HOT in that heavy of a truck! I've got a 7 and 10 and the 7 is the most fun to run on my rig, but it's not close to 10lbs yet. I think I weighed it at a little over 7lbs last time. The 7t does get hot on 3S. The 14t is noticeably slower, but I don't have to keep an eye on the temps either.

[losikid]

3s a a 7t isn't a great idea, i ran a 7t on a 3s a123 (9.9v, not 11.1 like lipo) and it got warm...i ended up selling them so i could run more than 2 packs before having to let cool. If i had a choice i'd go back and use a 10t or 14t, if i had i'd probably be running them to this day, but he stopped making them for awhile (did he bring them back?) so i couldn't buy the other type. So now i'm running 540 hand wounds

[Duuuuuuuude]

Originally Posted by RC CRAWLER

ive always heard that when you want torque, you go with a higher number.

True, but the Pullers are different animals. Their wind counts may be low, but each has got mountains of torque.

[millrtme]

Thanks for all the input.

-Andrew Miller