tamiya_kid_ta04
06-15-2006, 08:57 AM
should i get a new armature for my p2k
get a monster stock armature(if it fits i need help there if any of you know)
or just go buy a co27!! thanks in advance!!
tamiya_kid_ta04
06-15-2006, 09:01 AM
btw my amerature come out from under the comm. the copper wire came out from the one spot!
rctazmanmc
06-15-2006, 09:09 AM
Get a new motor.
I would not put a monster stock arm in a pk2 can - I tried it before and performance was way below average.
The CO27's are really good motors.
mc
tamiya_kid_ta04
06-15-2006, 09:17 AM
alright ill get it off tower not bad for pro:28.00
umm..not pro:24.00
which should i get, im thinkiin tyhe pro!
DARKSCOPE001
06-15-2006, 10:52 AM
I would get the pro especialy If you know where to get em for 28 bucks. But to answer you question about putting different arms on your motor. I one time put an mvp arm inside of a helfire and it worked just fine. but I know realy know how a monster amr inside of a p2k can would work. But I would just say go with the new motor the performance will be way better than a new arm in an old can.
tamiya_kid_ta04
06-15-2006, 11:09 AM
yea i will,or ill just screw the stock and race in a mod class with my 15t!!!
remember if you put an armature for a different motor in you can ie monster arm in a p2k can or mvp arm in a top can you have built an illeagal motor according to roar now on a club level this may be ok but i treally depends on how well they enforce the rules
the co27 is a good motor and if tower has them that inexpensive go with the pro
i would check out www.banzaimotors.com for one though it will be faster ou tof the package when i have retrued a banzai motor out of the package it is true when i true most manufactures motors out of the package they are not true i have seen as much as 2 thousandths out of round on a new motor (this includes trinity, reedy, orion, checkpoint etc.) when you go with a smaller motor tuner you get more attention to detail on the motors
travis
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