Feigao 9XL

[remotebandit]

DOes anyone know anything about this motor , i want to throw it in my EMaxx on a 4S , just wondering if its going to be quicker than the 2 stocks the emaxx comes with

I have found a video of the motor in a 1:8 buggy but you never know what to believe .

http://s154.photobucket.com/albums/s265/ajangelettejr/?action=view&current=DSCF0303-1.flv


Can get motor for bit under $100 off another forum and i got esc and lipo allready so its a VERY cheap uprgade in my eyes if it goes as hard as it looks

[Maxd out]

oh yes , a shit load quicker , not the most efficiant motor on the market ,,, but hell it will bend your drive shafts

Rock on BL power

I run a 7XL Lehner

[remotebandit]

Im gonna grab it , i actually thought of something else to do with it as well which invilves removing the 23cc engine out of a 1:5 and loading it up with this motor and some massive lipos ... hehe

[Patrick]

Yeah, I've seen that vid before. That's Aangel off the rcmonster forum's (best site for learning about brushless monster truck and 1/8th setups).
Aangel has since gotten a feigao 8L on 4s (shorter with higher kv than the 9xl) to do a bit over 60mph in his 1/8th drag buggy.

The 9xl is a good budget priced motor to use on 4s. Will have a lot more torque than the stock titan motors. Since it won't be revving that high on 4s, stock gearing won't be a lot faster in top end, but acceleration will be. I'd start with stock gearing and if temps on everything are ok and you want more speed gear it up a bit. The 9xl will have enough torque to handle it.
This calculator was made by an rcmonster member, and is very helpful for working out gearing and top speeds. http://www.scriptasylum.com/rc_speed/_top_speed.html
Most of the feigao XL motors have a 5mm shaft (stock motors are 1/8 shafts - 3.175mm) so you may need to get some 5mm pinions.
Welcome to brushless e-maxx world.
Oh and Maxd out has a 1940 7t hi-amp. It's shorter than a feigao xl. I have a neu 1515 2.5d (1700kv) on 5s, and tested it on 6s.

*edit* Don't know why that link isn't working. Copy and paste it, then delete the <i> in the middle, should work then.

<span class='smallblacktext'>[ Edited Tue Sep 25 2007, 08:44PM ]</span>

[Maxd out]

A wealth of good imformation young Pat :)