Besides the Motor and ESC, how does this differ from the Brushed Model ?
606108
aluminium front and back shock tower and front cvd instead of the dogbones for the front wheels. Both are extremely important for the durability of the car so def would recommend this version.
606109
It doesnt only thing thats different is motor and esc its alot faster run 2slipos
606110
THis may not be a straight answer and I appologise. But let me tell you, Brushless is the ONLY way to go. I would assume the difference is 10+ mph. If looking for a slower one, You may want to go brushed. Gas is a headache and always jacks itself up. Brushless delivers speed, torque, reliablity. Maybe others have better advice. Albeit I am sure most would agree that brushless is by far the most fun. Good luck on your search. Feel free to ask more questions. Is the price your only issue?
606111
As far as I know there are no other differences. I love my brushless version though, would highly recommend it over the brushed version.
1622728
You have to put a castle creations mamba monster 2 with esc. Then you will have a brushless motor setup.
1823024
It has the Titan 550 12T engine in it. I have a 2s and I broke my chassis in half on my first time out. I'm not sure what the engine and ESC are rated to handle but i wouldn't suggest it the ESC would more than likely overheat quickly and having that much power would be hard to control anyway.
1801915
It doesn't get the hair rapped around the ends off the brushes like the 500 series one does. Haven't had it long enough to see if it gets in the gearbox yet.
1601388
No you can not run the brushed motor with the velineom power system it wont work, ive asked at my hobby store....as far as a replacement they make rebuild kits for the the brushless motor :-)
1945095
I don't think there is a big difference. I read some reviews and I know that the front wheel on the older model is a double wheel. I honestly don't remember the other differences but the reviews are really helpful so have a look!
883989
I can't tell you if the factory esc will take it but I put a castle creations sct combo in mine for 100 bucks and the truck handles it very well.I bought this truck just to put brushless in because of the all steel gears It def. needs a wheelie bar tho. I am trying to put a bigger pinion on it and the 48p pinions I have don't fit right, so I found Redcat racing pinions online, haven't tried them yet. I love this truck !! Have Fun !!
1014913
Brushless. However, this car is over powered and can be difficult to keep from flipping with the lipo batteries so the brushed will be perfectly fine and a ton of fun
2146652
HI, the torque is according the T in brushed motors; less T: less torque more speed, more T: more torque less speed. This motor is 15T is for med-speed rather torque. Regards
1823026
The Brushed Motor systems can only handle 2S LiPo's. You would have to go with the 71074-1 brushless e-Revo to get that speed!
574605
This is two different types of motors the brushless is quit a bit faster almost to fast for some one who doesn't not have experience driving rc cars. Also, brushed is waterproof whereas brushless is not. So water puddles, snow, and rain are not good ideas for this brushless, some brushless are waterproof but this is a castle motor and is not. I have the brushed version and it is a blast and for the price difference I believe is a better deal!! I hope this helps
1429312
I'm no expert on this but from what I've been told a brushless motor has no brushes in the motor to wear. There is nothing wrong with a motor that has brushes but from what I've read brushes are less reliable in the long run and have a sensitive break in period that can ultimately be the make it or break it from the first operation of the device.
574603
Basically brush less motors are more efficient brushes being the short coming on a brushed RC motor. brush less pretty much maintenance free
789396
To be honest, unless someone has both models there is no way to adequately compare them. The Deep Sweep appears to have a more active brush head so I would have to say it would be more aggressive based on the action of the head.
2073790
Both of them but if you have some wild hairs the7367-500 would work best because of the eager but I think that the red one motor is stronger why I say that I have both of them they both work great but for wild hair the gray ones hope this help ( Big Rolo)
822624
Buy a brushless slash and it will be less expensive that way. This one is a brushed truck
1804692
No difference....they all do the same thing I think the only difference is the brush attachments some are softer than other..this one is just right not too soft or too hard...