HobbyPark 2435 4800KV Brushless Motor and ESC Combo 25A Electric Speed Controller for Traxxas 1/18 LaTrax Teton Desert Prerunner Rally, 1/16 Revo RC Cars Trucks

Excellent…put it in A SLASH 2WD…hauling the mail now!

Everything works well shipping was good 💯

Installation was pretty easy. I did have to switch the orange and yellow leads going to the motor to make it spin the correct direction, but this was pointed out in the manual.What they don't tell you is the extra power could harm the driveline components. I did my research, but still blew out three diffs. I should have shimmed the diffs and main drive shaft...oooops. My bad. There is a good instructional video on Youtube on doing this. After the shims were fitted, no more issues.I also bought a programming card for the speed control (Surpass Hobby Programming Card ), which I have yet to try out, as the factory settings were fine for typical use. It is nice to know I can customize some of the parameters.

Fits in the LaTrax Teton and runs great. Only problem is have is it’s not 100% water tight. Ended up spraying with plasti dip to create the water seal.

I guess you get what you pay for this motor is slower then the brushed motor that came with the car

The media could not be loaded. This setup went perfectly into my ARRMA Mojave Grom. I was able to 3D print the servo mount which was all I needed to finish the setup. The motor fist perfectly into the chassis and the stock motor mount and pinion gear are able to be used as well. This adds a decent bit of that brushless speed we all love and livens up the grom well without being too overpowering. It worked out perfectly battery wise with my MJX/HyperGo 2s battery packs since they are deans. A simple adapter for the ic2 will suffice as well. Best bang for your buck if you want to convert your grom to brushless. Will definitely update about its longevity and durability over time.My only single complaint (could be my RX/TX) is that if I turn off my transmitter before I turn the car off, it instantly goes full throttle and takes off.

I got this for a WPL D14/D12, and it works great. It's a little punchy for a crawler build, which is why I think so many people experience snapped shafts. I got a Surpass Hobby ESC programmer card with my fingers crossed, and it paired right up and allowed me to modify the settings. Two of the motor wires needed to be reversed, but that's fairly common and not a difficult fix.

This set up made or Tetons really fun and run a long time with Lipo battery. Unfortunately the extra power has a tendency to strip out the gears, even with a metal spur gear. I recommend spacing the gears with a sheet of paper instead of using the preset spacer. I also switched from a 9 tooth pinion to a 10 to reduce the torque. Eventually the shaft snapped on the motor. It makes the car / truck amazingly fun… it just ends up breaking eventually. I just noticed other comments about broken motor shafts. Mine lasted about 10 runs and two sets of gears.