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shingo 01-02-2020 04:12 PM

Is there a solution to have more low end torque and more top speed?
 
Is there a solution to have more low end torque and more top speed on the TRX4 with a brush system?

If so, how?

HumboldtEF 01-02-2020 04:59 PM

Re: Is there a solution to have more low end torque and more top speed?
 
2 speed? My Defender with 2 speed and brushed motor had plenty of low end torque and in 2nd gear plenty of wheelspeed.

Also a good motor like one from Holmes hobbies might offer an improvement over stock. Their use of stronger magnets offer more torque and power and in their Pro motors being hand wound and balanced might offer a tiny bit more wheelspeed. Or you could even gear one of these up a bit and still have as much or more torque than stock (just keep an eye on temps).

side note: gear up a stock motor and you loose torque, but if you go with a HH motor since it packs more torque and power with its stronger magnets even when geared up it should in theory still have more torque than a stock sealed can motor.

meatmonkey 01-02-2020 05:02 PM

Re: Is there a solution to have more low end torque and more top speed?
 
Well it'll go about 11mph on the stock electronics on 3s in 2nd gear. I'd say that's decent for a scale truck. You can gear the pinion up one tooth to a 12 to get a little more speed. If you crave much more speed you really should go brushless.

However, the stock motor is rated for 4s power in the original E-revo it debuted in. So if you ran, for example, a Holmes BRXL esc you could squeeze some speed out of the stock motor with 4s.

shingo 01-02-2020 10:46 PM

Re: Is there a solution to have more low end torque and more top speed?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by HumboldtEF (Post 5987459)
2 speed? My Defender with 2 speed and brushed motor had plenty of low end torque and in 2nd gear plenty of wheelspeed.

Also a good motor like one from Holmes hobbies might offer an improvement over stock. Their use of stronger magnets offer more torque and power and in their Pro motors being hand wound and balanced might offer a tiny bit more wheelspeed. Or you could even gear one of these up a bit and still have as much or more torque than stock (just keep an eye on temps).

side note: gear up a stock motor and you loose torque, but if you go with a HH motor since it packs more torque and power with its stronger magnets even when geared up it should in theory still have more torque than a stock sealed can motor.

I think I will just buy a Holmes Hobbies motor.

I'm looking at the 550 trail master 12t and 21t and also the new crawl master sport 12t.

I'm realy interested in the crawl master 12t, it seem to be able to go really slow and smooth without sacrificing the top speed at all.

JatoTheRipper 01-03-2020 06:51 AM

Re: Is there a solution to have more low end torque and more top speed?
 
If you want gobs of torque and speed you should go brushless.

If you insist on staying brushed then checkout the two speed transmission.

RCPawel 01-03-2020 02:08 PM

Re: Is there a solution to have more low end torque and more top speed?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shingo (Post 5987556)
I think I will just buy a Holmes Hobbies motor.

I'm looking at the 550 trail master 12t and 21t and also the new crawl master sport 12t.

I'm realy interested in the crawl master 12t, it seem to be able to go really slow and smooth without sacrificing the top speed at all.

Yes the Crawlmaster sport is smoother and almost as fast, but if you want torque you should stick to the Trailmaster, more powerful overall

shingo 01-04-2020 04:33 PM

Re: Is there a solution to have more low end torque and more top speed?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RCPawel (Post 5987774)
Yes the Crawlmaster sport is smoother and almost as fast, but if you want torque you should stick to the Trailmaster, more powerful overall

What about the torque master expert 21t

According to HH specs, it’s 27000rpm at 12v and the titan 21t is around 21000rpm at 12v.

Also significantly more torque with the torque master.

dr frankenstyle 01-07-2020 07:23 PM

Re: Is there a solution to have more low end torque and more top speed?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shingo (Post 5988004)
What about the torque master expert 21t

According to HH specs, it’s 27000rpm at 12v and the titan 21t is around 21000rpm at 12v.

Also significantly more torque with the torque master.

I'm runnin' that exact motor, with a 1080, and I LUV it! "thumbsup" It has crazy smooth, strong bottom-end and my truck would outrun my buddy's stock rig ..... both 2-speed on 3s, same tires, but mine has an 8t pinion v his 10t. :shock: (NOT a typo .... 8t ;-))
Anyway, if you haven't pulled the trigger, I'd highly recommend a Holmes motor ..... especially the Torque Master Expert. IF you get one, be sure to reverse the timing... or have them do it ... for the TRX-4.


8) jim

Inspector86 01-09-2020 03:30 PM

Re: Is there a solution to have more low end torque and more top speed?
 
I'm a huge fan of the HH Crawlmaster Pro 550 12t motor. It is a 5 segment armature and is smooooooth as silk and still as fast as I want to go on 3s. This motor works great with both a CC Sidewinder 4 or HW1080 ESC.

crazee horse 01-09-2020 04:56 PM

Re: Is there a solution to have more low end torque and more top speed?
 
Hobbywing axe 2300kv, crawls like nothing else and also has a drag brake that grips like spiderman on an incline. Can also pop a wheelie if need be under full throttle. All controllable via Bluetooth app on your phone.


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