S2445-3200 Brushless Inrunner (3200kv) (14T)

 Karl 261 points

This is the one it says that it comes with. PRODUCT ID: 259000001. Hope this helps.

 mark michael 3 points

but this 1 fit in mini troper?

 Karl 261 points

This one is slightly larger than the other one and since motors are usually a perfect fit in cars, I would say no. This motor will not work. I would buy the one that the truck had as a stock setup.

 Amaury 247 points

This motor is not enough powerfull for a mini e revo

 asim 33 points

oh.... the origin can length for the stock motor on a recon is 35mm abouts.... This is 45mm :( Now what??? should i make alterations :( The radio is mounted right behind the motor leaving room for 50mm till the motor mount... i think this motor can fit with alterations of the base plate of the truck, which is the only hinderance in the way.... i cant cancel the order... im still being verified... i am already tired of gathering the Bank documents from my father and e-mailing them.

 chris 133 points

i use pay pal it may be alot faster and safer

 chris 133 points

i would recomend a powerfull ESC that ia 1/3 more i.e moter 30a esc 45amp and a high disscharge battery

 JohnCS 57 points

NO, it's too small for 1/10 scale vehicles. Look at the 540 (3650) size motors for your 1/10 vehicle.

 JohnCS 57 points

It's a slower motor than the stock motor, but it has quiet a bit more torque than the stock motor. To get the stock 15T pinions to fit, you have to take a 3mm drill bit and enlarge pinion hole. Using it on my Monster Beetle on short grass, and the difference between the stock motor and this one is noticeable in terms of "getting up to speed". Make sure your diffs are properly shimmed because it WILL wear them out faster due to the higher torque if it's not done properly...

 Karl 261 points

I am going to use it in my traxxas which is a 1/10 so I cant see why not.

 zenzen 53 points

Dans un 1/10 il va bruler!!

 JohnCS 57 points

Yes, it fits fine. Use one of the pinions for the "2wd desert buggy" with this motor. Setup a friends Monster Beetle with this motor and the 21t pinion. Use a heatsink if your going to run the 21t pinion and a 3S battery.

 charlene 3 points

i have the same truck 3s would not fit,so check your measurements for the right size 2s, the 2s with this motor would be fine if you want to save money.

 gouldie 406 points

there is no simply way to work out torque, but the basic rule of thumb is lower the kv the more torque but less top speed and the higher the kv the less torque but more top speed

 tom 3 points

sorry the esc died not the receiver how do i find out how many amps the motor draws

 gouldie 406 points

to find out the amp your motor pulls your need to buy a wattmeter. hobby king sell a few different ones but the best one and cheapest one is the Turnigy 130A Watt Meter and Power Analyzer. and it also comes in handy for checking how much voltage is left in your batterys when your out

 Andrei2J 3 points

i guess buying the biggest esc will solve the problem... :)

 Neradnick 3 points

If you plane to use it in car then use Turnigy TrackStar 18A 1/18th Scale Brushless Car www.link or for heli/plane you may use Hobbyking SS Series 18-20A ESC www.link

 Martin 2 points

what about for a boat? because the smallest/cheapest water cooled ESC is a 35A one.

 Neradnick 3 points

I'm no expert for boats but suppose that u can use same as for car, maybe I'm wrong but think that there is no need for water cooling for such low current...

 HibridOPT 52 points

the problem in boats is that you get constant current, so it is recommended the water cooling. but you can get a water jacket for this motor size.

 ROMER 3 points

I yet have not received

 vance 26 points

look for a 380 size can.

 ROMER 3 points

I yet have not received

 Eric 3 points

its ok

 ssssavage999 10 points

It seems an osm motor for the excellent price!

 ahgamal 83 points

it is a great motor considering the price, if you use it right, it will last

 ROMER 3 points

I yet have not received

 Karl 261 points

depending on what you use it on. I think that the hobbyking motors are of good quality. Have fun and good luck.

 ROMER 3 points

I yet have not received

 Matthew 11 points

That must be peak power then, not continuous. Continuous power would probably only be half that, 175w.

 RattleSnake 393 points

To give you an answer to your question you need to post a link to the esc that your saking about.
But this motor is to small for a stampede.
A 36mm inrunner is a muc better choice.

 Carrascal 37 points

OPS! I didnt see i forgot the link. Sry. Here is the esc: www.link thanks to tell me this motor is too small for stampede!

 Firehawk989 7 points

Shaft is 3mm as stated in the specs. Works great in my NQD Tear Into jet boat with Turnigy 3S 2200 40C, Turnigy 35A Marine ESC, and water cooling jacket on the motor.

 RattleSnake 393 points

it says 3mm in the desctiption.

 TheBigB 108 points

That's an odd size. I hope its a misprint. Should be 1/8' or 3.17mm. Could someone at Hobbyking please confirm.

 HibridOPT 52 points

I think it's really 3mm. in the same motor with diferent KV many people say in the review its 3mm.

 James 5 points

I'll be measuring the shaft when the order arrives here, and i'll let everyone know.

 James 5 points

okay, I did a measurement using my digital caliper and the shaft's actual diameter is 3.02mm

 bryce 7 points

yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

 Francisco 1 points

Hola quisiera saber si este motor le ira bien a una alita Zagi con un variador 40 Amp. y una lipo
2200 3s 20c un saludo