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Oooohhhhh too nice
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Is the torque tuned really better than the old sport tuned or the classic silvercan? I never tried mine on the mf01x.
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At least where RPM is concerned, here is a list of my findings from using a Trinity Monster Machine. I tested each of these motors @ 7.2V: RS-540SH from a Lunchbox (2005) = 16,400 RPM / 1.23A RS-540SH from a Blackfoot (2019) = 16,800 RPM / 1.15A RS-540 Sport Tuned Black (1990) = 21,400 RPM / 2.00A RS-540 Sport Tuned Silver (2019) = 21,100 RPM / 1.65A RS-540 Torque Tuned (2012) = 19,300 RPM / 1.35A RS-540 GT Tuned (2005) = 16,400 RPM / 1.90A (* Run @ 8.4V -> GT Tuned = 19,400 RPM / 2.07A) IG_tamiyaddiction
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Last edit: by GToddC5.
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Thanks todd
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Flo, Purely from Track experience The torque tuned is a great option I went from a standard silver can to it and have a noticeable performance inprovement, I am able to keep with most 21.5t brushless I just love to run them in my vintage racers but of course I do have brushless setups in later higher end models 😊
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate
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