Pinions for the TITAN 775 Traxxas Motor

[Mayberry Kid]

what do u mean a dewalt service center? and what do you mean you prepped the motor?

There is a Dewalt Service Center in Greensboro, NC that has repair parts for Dewalt power tools. I bought my motor there. You can go to Dewalt's homepage and locate one near you from there. You can also purchase Dewalt motors from robotmarketplace.com.

By prepping the motor I meant that I added capacitors to my motor for noise suppression. I also soldered the power wires on myself. I also had to remove the pressed on pinion and grind a flat on the shaft so I could mount the correct pinion.

Some websites like Kershaw will sell you a motor already "prepped", which is good if you are not up to the task

[rcman]

Ok haha I'm not up to the task.
And on kershawdesigns website, it said for it to be prepped for 2.4GHz or for 27MHz
What does that mean?

[ooO CuRbY Ooo]

what motor do you have?

I am still using the stock Titan 775 with a spare bnip in the toolbox ready when I blow this one up lol.

[Mayberry Kid]

Ok haha I'm not up to the task.
And on kershawdesigns website, it said for it to be prepped for 2.4GHz or for 27MHz
What does that mean?

I guess that prepping for 2.4GHz would be the addition of motor power wires. While the prepping for 27MHz would also include noise suppression capacitors.

I would always add noise suppression capacitors to my motors just out of courtesy to those around me that might still be using 27MHz radio gear.

[rcman]

O haha. Ya sometimes those brushed traxxas motors can be a real pain in the ass if u know what i mean. I have a bandit that was originally brushed and I went through 6 Titan 550 motors in like 2 months. So I got the velineon brushless system and I've only killed the ESC twice and the motor once

[rcman]

O so are the dealt motors as loud as the traxxas brushed motors?

[Mayberry Kid]

O so are the dealt motors as loud as the traxxas brushed motors?

YUP!! Sounds like a big'ole man eating drill coming after you across the field!! Maybe even a little louder

[rcman]

O ok. I can deal with noise as long as its more powerful than the stock 775 motor

[rcman]

And I'm thinking of using 2 motors

[Mayberry Kid]

And I'm thinking of using 2 motors

2 motors on what
I looked into two motors, it didn't add up for me. I came up with a whole list of reasons against 2 motors on a Summit! If you want that much torque/speed I would go the E-revo route, you will save money and be happier in the long run. I'm hobbying on a budget too