Axial AM27 27T 540 Electric Motor for 1:10 Scale RC Rock Crawlers & Rock Racers: AXIC2400 Black

Motor works great love it. Converted my redcat everest 10 into a scx10 chassis an this motor feels so much better then the stock one

Put in my redcat everest 10 so I could take it on hiking trails now it goes alot faster more like a really fast walking pace while still being able to crawl slowly. Just feel the gear mesh stock before you take it apart and get it close and it works fine.

This is a great, value priced, 27t brushed motor. It works great for applications where you don't want a lot of speed, but instead want a balance of torque and a bit of speed.I installed this motor in a Traxxas Telluride to slow it down a little bit, add a bit of torque, and run at a better temperature than the stock Telluride motor. It did all of these things for me, and was easy to install.I've used the 27t version and 55t version of this motor in numerous vehicles, and never had an issue with any of them.

One of my favorite electric motors to use in a lot of builds. I like it because of how cheap it is and for how well it holds up. If it wears out, it's easy enough to replace. This motor gives you just enough torque for most things to climb depending how you are geared up, and a great speed for just having some fun when you want to.Update: I've had to look else where for these motors! The price of these is more than doubled. I can't understand why. I'll look at a 35t Tekin motor for this price. These axial motors are not that good. What made them great was they were cheap and ran well for the price.

The media could not be loaded. Works great for an Everest 10 with stock gearing. Just be very careful not to strip the threads in the 14T 48pitch pinion gear; don't over tighten it! I accidentally stripped mine. The local RC shop only had traxxas pinions, not redcat. I had to use pliers to pull the 3mm motor shaft through the pinion to get the little bit of extra space for the pinion to mesh well with the stock spur gear (you can't simply push the pinion all the way onto the motor shaft because doing so pushes the shaft into the motor a little bit, and you'll need that little bit of extra shaft space to mesh well). Another solution would have been to grind the end of the pinion a little bit.With the 27T motor it can still go slow for rock crawling but also fast enough to keep up with you when walking.

I recently purchased an Axial 27T electric motor from Amazon, and the price, the quality, and the quickness of delivery were all very impressive. I installed it in my remote control Surfer Girl, and now she really scoots. It's a fairly heavy model , but still has plenty of power to get up and go. I wouldn't want to go much faster or it would be too hard to control . I'm using a 4000 milliamp battery at 25 C. I get about 13 minutes of runtime, The axial 27t gets warm but not overly hot. Being a beginner to model boating , the speed and reliability of this motor is perfect for my needs, and I would highly recommend this to any body who is getting in to remote control boating. For the price, you can't get a much better value for your hard-earned dollar

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Bought this to place in AX10 Deadbolt as I felt the stock setup was too fast for mild crawling/trail running.With everything stock except the new motor and a Venom 2S lipo, I sat it on a tile floor and crept around the kitchen. After no more than 15 seconds, the motor began to smoke. I yanked the battery out and checked everything out. All connections were correct and nothing was wrong with the setup, the motor itself was smoking. I emailed Axial and after a few days got a response basically stating that the warranty was "as is" and that I should have had a "professional" install it. An RCing friend had input that maybe the motor just needed to be broken in. I decided to run it a while and keep a close eye on it as it is a fairly CHEAP motor. Lasted nearly 2 battery packs before it slowed to a stop and never drove again.I'm hoping I got a lemon, as the stock 20t motor seems to run just fine, but I am less than pleased with my overall feeling of quality with Axial products. (working on a review of the AX10 Deadbolt next)