Great advice. For those who started brushless, stay off 6S with the stock 2200kv Mamba Monster system. It's too much power, really just to show off occasionally. Instead optimize it for 4S with your gearing, say 18/58 or 20/62 or so. I run a 4065 2700kv on 4S with 18/62 gearing, it still wheelies at 3/4 throttle and will hit 40 mph with low gearing & over 50 with higher gearing. Still stays super cool. Proline Badlands 3.8 is the best tires for the E-Revo.
i picked up my e revo a few weeks ago has same tires but has different esc and motor (mamba monster 2 esc) and (2200kv castle brushless motor) there amazing cars.
PHANTOM LIFE no the traxxas system is made by castle creations and is one of the top of the line power systems I only went with the hobbywing because I upgraded from a brushed setup and this is more affordable with similar power output but I believe the traxxas system is still better
I've never had an issue with my HobbyWing stuff. Castle pretty much makes all of Traxxas 4S-6S systems except the X-Maxx ESC. Good systems overall as well, though your HobbyWing system is nothing to sneeze at either.
gpage believe me I love hobbywing even though I roasted the ESC and motor about 2 months after this video running on the beach with pro line slingshots on 6s
That sucks I havent had any problems with the front and I been running 6s for over a year now im gonna upload some videos i took last weekend at pismo dunes, i didnt get it on video but the esc fried that day if you have an instagram i have some pics and clips up name is elpelon95
your mamba esc fried??? dang. i may have hit a rock i was driving it pretty hard in a construction site. Or could have been from a standing back flip not sure. love mt revo though, and thaks ill check that out
Integy is really for shelf jewelry, not designed actual bash usage. I recommend Hot Racing components if you want aluminum or RPM if you are fine with plastic upgrade parts. Either parts are good quality on the E-Revo.
It's a 1/10 monster truck, which is why it's bigger than say a Slash. But a E-Revo, as big as it is, only weighs 3 pounds more than a 4x4 Slash (6 lbs vs 9 lbs). I think part of the 1/10 classification is also on the size of the differentials which is definitely 1/10 in size.
Robert Leland actually he's kind of right. If you put the e revo next to a true 1/8 scale monster truck you will see that it is slightly smaller. It is bigger and heavier than most 1/10 trucks but is still smaller than a 1/8 equivalent of it. The diffs are most definitely 1/10 sized, people seem to blow them a lot. Don't get me wrong, I really like the e revo. I have one and don't plan on selling it anytime soon. I have also had a slash 4x4 and the e revo is definetly bigger but when comparing it to say an arrma kraton for example it is smaller.
Great advice. For those who started brushless, stay off 6S with the stock 2200kv Mamba Monster system. It's too much power, really just to show off occasionally. Instead optimize it for 4S with your gearing, say 18/58 or 20/62 or so. I run a 4065 2700kv on 4S with 18/62 gearing, it still wheelies at 3/4 throttle and will hit 40 mph with low gearing & over 50 with higher gearing. Still stays super cool. Proline Badlands 3.8 is the best tires for the E-Revo.
Good explaining on the vid man ! Nice quality :)
Good tips man. Thank you
Any chance you have the sizes of the ceramic bearings? Cheers
i picked up my e revo a few weeks ago has same tires but has different esc and motor (mamba monster 2 esc) and (2200kv castle brushless motor) there amazing cars.
wow never had bearings or anything break on my erevo besides the a arms and I've ran mine on 6s since the first day.
Can you give me the link to where and parts for your rear end upgrades
+Chano87 www.integy.com & www.miponline.com awesome all Metal parts for E-Revo and many others.
is this motor and esc better then TRAXXAS MXL ESC AND MOTOR
PHANTOM LIFE no the traxxas system is made by castle creations and is one of the top of the line power systems I only went with the hobbywing because I upgraded from a brushed setup and this is more affordable with similar power output but I believe the traxxas system is still better
OK thanks
PHANTOM LIFE your welcome bro
I've never had an issue with my HobbyWing stuff. Castle pretty much makes all of Traxxas 4S-6S systems except the X-Maxx ESC. Good systems overall as well, though your HobbyWing system is nothing to sneeze at either.
gpage believe me I love hobbywing even though I roasted the ESC and motor about 2 months after this video running on the beach with pro line slingshots on 6s
my front drive shaft snapped after 2 weeks... front and rear probably good idea on 6s. integy sucks man wtf is wrong with that company haha
That sucks I havent had any problems with the front and I been running 6s for over a year now im gonna upload some videos i took last weekend at pismo dunes, i didnt get it on video but the esc fried that day if you have an instagram i have some pics and clips up name is elpelon95
your mamba esc fried??? dang. i may have hit a rock i was driving it pretty hard in a construction site. Or could have been from a standing back flip not sure. love mt revo though, and thaks ill check that out
jacob portillo I dont have the mamba im running a hobbywing xerun 150amp
yeah! lots of trouble with integy!!!!!!!!!!
Integy is really for shelf jewelry, not designed actual bash usage. I recommend Hot Racing components if you want aluminum or RPM if you are fine with plastic upgrade parts. Either parts are good quality on the E-Revo.
What motor is that?
Colin Anderson sorry for the late response its a hobbywing 2200 kV
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E-Revo is not a 1/10 scale it's an 1/8 scale -_-
If your gonna comment do some reserch traxxas cunsiders it a 1/10th scale
yes a big 1/10 scale, but still a 10 scale...
I just purchased a e Revo Brushless and it is huge. I wasn't expecting the truck to be so large.
It's a 1/10 monster truck, which is why it's bigger than say a Slash. But a E-Revo, as big as it is, only weighs 3 pounds more than a 4x4 Slash (6 lbs vs 9 lbs). I think part of the 1/10 classification is also on the size of the differentials which is definitely 1/10 in size.
Robert Leland actually he's kind of right. If you put the e revo next to a true 1/8 scale monster truck you will see that it is slightly smaller. It is bigger and heavier than most 1/10 trucks but is still smaller than a 1/8 equivalent of it. The diffs are most definitely 1/10 sized, people seem to blow them a lot. Don't get me wrong, I really like the e revo. I have one and don't plan on selling it anytime soon. I have also had a slash 4x4 and the e revo is definetly bigger but when comparing it to say an arrma kraton for example it is smaller.