Thank you. I appre6the compliment.

Thank you very much!

It's a good motor, I don't doubt that. It just boots down to personL driving style. If you run all 3 on a track, it would be nice to hear your thoughts on them.

Yes please

Do it

I posted it in the video's description and made sure you received the recognition.

I have heard the same from many other drivers. $80 for a motor that keeps up with a certified $160 motor is pretty impressive.

Thank you for the info. I will post that in the Description.

LOL... Heat does affect the motors speed. As for the cutouts, that is a topic that can state a big debate. Some believe you need some material to help absorb the heat. Kind of like a heatsink Also. The one that believe that, believe the cutouts are only good for reducing weight. The other side believes the cutouts are to allow the stator to dissipate heat. To be honest, I can see it both ways. In the end, get a fan. LOL....

No problem

Yes, they are all good motors, and like you said, for $30 less, it's hard to pass up the Surpass. Surpass sells their motors on eBay. I think they offer free international shipping.

Good idea! I'll see if I can post it.

AliExpress I got the 13.5 for 60$ two week shipping

@@MrNascarfan1 2 weeks is a long time, but $60 is a really good deal.

That's true. Some don't have the temp sensors. Out of all the racing motors, I have tested, this is the only one that did show a sensor. I haven't hears if this is normal with the Ready motors.

True, but if a motor has more torque, then it will not build up as much heat at the sane speed.

Yes. They are approved. All the motors I test are ROAR approved, well, at least at the time of the test. LOL....

The motor I tested us the base motor. Many people refer the base motor as a stock spec.

A good ESC is a better purchase. They can last years, while a motor is only cheaper and wers out quicker. I would stay away from used electronics, if you're on a tight budget. If the unit ends up not working, or working poorly, then you're out what you paid for it. Will you be racing or just bashing around a field?

@wutupclegg6618 I'm planning to race at whip it raceway in Reno Nevada, I'm thinking about getting a hobbywing GS3 and a hobbywing G4 motor. I also need a battery. Those are the last 3 things I need, There is actually a big race there tonight, but I'm not ready yet. I bought a Used associated roller and a uses traxxes TQI radio and receiver.

I just ordered a hobbywing pro elite speed controller and a reedy 17.5 motor, so waiting for them to come in

Good idea! I'll see if I can post it.

@@wutupclegg6618 that would be absolutely amazing and add a TON of value to your videos. you already do the best job (by far) of comparing motors but being able to view the spreadsheets my self would be tremendously helpful.

All are good points. However, I have to report what I see. I have to leave the assumptions to the viewers. Lower RPMs could be due to many things. The motor might be designed for big torque, which is what a lot of racers like on small tracks.

Reedy motors do not have temp sensors

@@paulgritt2389 that is great info. I will put that in the description.

That RPM is at only 7.4V. A fully charged Lipo would be 8.4V so the RPM would be much higher. Close to 25,000 on a fully charged lipo.

@@joeld2llio that is correct. And at the same time, torque needs to be taken into account. You can have an RPM monster, but without torque, those RPMs are useless under a load.