I am looking for a motor for RC car, any suggestion?

Answer 1

Depends on what you want. Look for these features

Turns (T for short): The lower the number, the faster your vehicle can go, at the sacrifice of motor life. Your motor's turns MUST match or be higher than the number of turn capacity your ESC. Any lower will void its warranty and possibly stop it from working! If you want to race in ROAR events, you need a 27T motor for stock racing.

Winds: The more winds, the higher your top speed, but the lower your acceleration

Bearing Vs. Bushing: Bushing motors are cheaper, but bearing motors run smoother with less friction

Brushed vs. Brushless
Brushed motors are way cheaper, but break easier, are heavier, and require some maintenence. Brushless motors are virtually maintenence free and last really long, but they cost a fortune!

I use a Team Orion Formula SV2 15T bushing motor in my truck, and it' a solid motor.

Answer 2

I went with a Redcat Racing Vortex EPX with brushed motor grew to become into around $a hundred and fifty. they have brushed/brushless monster trucks, short course, buggys, and rock crawlers very severe-high quality RTR and works great whilst leaving funds for extra factors and what no longer. i like mine alot and am very happy. desire it helps yet do browse=]

Answer 3

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