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HobbyKing X-Car 8.5 Turn Sensored Brushless Motor (4000Kv)

HobbyKing X-Car 8.5 Turn Sensored Brushless Motor (4000Kv)
HobbyKing X-Car 8.5 Turn Sensored Brushless Motor (4000Kv)


The HobbyKing X-Car Sensored Brushless Motors offer outstanding performance at an incredible price. Featuring a quality anodized CNC finish these motors look as good as they go! The adjustable timing allows for fine tuning the performance of your ride while the sensor ensures smooth star tups and acceleration. The HobbyKing X-Car Brushless motors make a great upgrade for 1/10th Short Course Trucks, Buggies or Touring cars or anything else that uses 540 size motors.

Specs:
Can Size: 540
Turns: 8.5
RPM/v: 4000kv
Sensored: Yes (Standard 6 pin harness)
Pole: 2
Max voltage: 7.4~11.1v (2S/3S)
Max Current: 32A
Max Watts: 500w
Resistance: 0.0142ohm
No Load Current: 1.3Amp
Shaft Size: 3.175mm
Weight: 163g


PRODUCT ID: S2030-6001

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 Customer rated 4 crowns   
 
Total of 34 discussions.
r111rdody  1 points - 5/7/2013
 
hi!

i have question, please help.. :)

i plan to use this motor with 120A short course esc on my slash and plan to use 2s - 3s lipo.

is it ok?

thanks..
 Casss 6 points
exelent choice. the best motor hobbyking has to ofer.
Aitor  1 points - 4/16/2013
 
Hi! does anyone know how hall sensors work on this motor?
 HKING 3 points
excellent, got this and the 10.5 and 5.5..never any issues always smooth starting.
Andrew  14 points - 4/15/2013
 
What connectors do you need to connect to motor electric mounts? thanks for help!
 Frank 9 points
4mm gold contacts are excellent
tomweb  12 points - 4/3/2013
 
This motor is nice for Drift 1/10 th scale?
 Dmitry 2 points
i used it on drift chassis sakura zero. This motor is perfect!
 tomweb 12 points
Dmitry, I was buy a Salura D3, any problem for use this motor?
Thanks
 Dmitry 2 points
no, i dont find any problems
 tomweb 12 points
Thanks again Dmitry.
justin  1 points - 3/18/2013
 
What is the brushless engine most recommended for my arrma mojave without changing any servos
rouziere  9 points - 3/4/2013
 
What is the good KV for this motor, 5300kv or 4000kv? The description says 5300kv but the pics says 4000kv...
 Shaq145 65 points
I think that 4000Kv is the right, because the ezrun 9t have 4300Kv... regards
 TJ 16 points
Yes, I ordered one and got a 4000kv, kinda disappointing, but still a solid motor. Runs cool and smooth on my Associated T4.
rouziere  9 points - 2/19/2013
 
Hello. I have a Leopard 60A ESC, can I put this motor in my car with this ESC. And what are the and - at the back of the motor? Thanks
 rouziere 9 points
and - at the back of the motor
 Shaq145 65 points
I think that you can put that motor in Leoprad 60A esc (limit <4500kv), this motor says 5300kv but I think is incorrect, much but better go with a Hobbyking x-car 120A or hk 60A that suports up to 8.5t motor.
Ben  1 points - 2/14/2013
 
Ok so i brought this motor and I have also brought the hobbyking x-car 45a sensored esc and I can't seem to get them to work. I have soldered the leads to the three tabs on the motor, matching abc leads on the esc with abc on the motor. pluged the sensor lead in and hooked up the battery and receiver. when I turn on the esc it lights up solid orange and red and I can turn the front wheels but thats it. the fan works on the esc but I have no throttle. If anyone can help me I would be much appreciated as this is doing my head in. thanks in advance
 Steve23 1 points
Have you set throttle limits on the esc. It will not work unless you do.
Ben  1 points - 2/6/2013
 
just wondering this says its a 5300kv but on the motor it says 4000kv. whats the go with that. plus i looking to get a new esc for this motor. which one is the best as i have a 1/10 short course truck hsp. Any help will be much appreciated.
Ezio Caissutti  24 points - 12/15/2012
 
I bought 2 of these, to test on a touring 1:10 car, i just can say...wooo****..with 45a sensored esc, really powerfull brushless motor, never heated even after 30minutes race under 5000mah 40C 2s lipo. Excellent linear accelleration and 6pin sensor make its work perfectly. Between ESC and motor i put a multifunction RC car speed meter and i obtained 4.9G accelleration and 4.67G brake decelleration. I repeat, i just can say wooow****.. Excellent product, excellent prize...
photecs  15 points - 10/22/2012
 
Just as Richard had asked... HOW do you adjust the timing... I was wondering the same thing.
 michelle 121 points
you need to unscrew the end bell and rotate it, just like some old brushed motors
Richard  2 points - 9/11/2012
 
Hi, just got this motor & have hook up with HK X car 60A ESC. i am wondering how to adjust the timing whether or -? And why do we need to adjust the timing? Many thanks in advance.....http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store
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 michelle 121 points
you dont need to worry about the timing ON THE MOTOR but you can adjust it electronically on your esc
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 E-Jato 7 points
Adjusting the timing on the back of the motor is quicker than adjusting the esc. Why one would adjust the timing is basically to further fine tune your vehicles performance. Advancing will boost power but will drain the battery faster may heat the motor quicker.retarding the timing will make the car less powerfull and will extend battery run time. Hope that helps.
 Richard 2 points
many thanks for your answer.
Oliver  33 points - 9/9/2012
 
hi. will this motor fit and work on a traxxas rustler with a 200 amp velineon Esc
 Gerry01 2912 points
I don't have a traxxas, but for the electrical specs, it will fit ok. And in a post down here some reported to have used this motor in traxxas, with no problems. Good luck!
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 michelle 121 points
yes it will work perfect, these are very powerful motors
 photecs 15 points
Yes it will work. I also have the Traxxas Rustler VXL, and a Arrma Mojave. It's a perfect fit for any 540 size replacement... great motor too!
photecs  15 points - 8/29/2012
 
Got a new Arrma Mojave 2WD truck - bought this motor w/80A HK ESC...
Any ideas on gears to use?
 michelle 121 points
Start with stock gears, if running too hot gear down, if its running cold you can gear uo for more speed watch temps
 vasy1 605 points
I run 81/23 tooth combo. Can run about 20 minutes before it needs a rest. Can gear up to 81/25 for shorter race.
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 hpi_eletric_man 1 points
What do u run on dirt/grass then try like 1:6 10/50 On a road do like a 1:5 I us that on my hpi e firestorm works good at a 4000kv
jvalen  2 points - 8/28/2012
 
this motor has rebuilt kit parts to repair it ?
 vasy1 605 points
I don't think I've seen a single motor from HobbyKing with an available rebuild kit. You can buy bearings elsewhere but as far as rotor goes, if it needs a new one you just have to buy a whole new motor.
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jvalen  2 points - 8/28/2012
 
Hello, any experience with a slash 4x4 or stampede 4x4 VXL ? both cases with the ESC VXL 3S traxxas. best regards
 vasy1 605 points
I have mine connected to Traxxas VXL esc with a sensor and it runs just fine. Plenty of torque and good speed. I only ran it on 2S in my TA B10 though but it never got warm, I think I need to gear up:-)
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 hpi_eletric_man 1 points
Yes if u gear up start with 1-2 tooth difference they to keep ur motor temps around 160-185 max
vasy1  605 points - 8/24/2012
 
So I got this motor and connected it to my Traxxas 3vxl esc. When just using the 3 wires, it works just fine but as soon as I connect the sensor cable I get nothing from the motor, it just make a small initial noise and nothing after. Any idea? I though the sensor was universal?
 vasy1 605 points
Oh, never mind, found my mistake, I have to connect all the wires in correct sequence.
 Gerry01 2912 points
Been there... good luck!
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liker  29 points - 4/21/2012
 
Can i use this motor with a Hobbyking X-Car 45A? i only need to use with 2s lipo. Thanks.
 Gerry01 2912 points
Yes, of course. I have a 3S batt and a Hobbyking sensored 35 A ESC, no problems. I've put a fan in the motor for cooling, just in case.
 Dale 8 points
Yes, but the 60A ESC would be better to avoid any over-heating issues. Also, to get the full performance from your motor, at least 60A is recommended.
 hpi_eletric_man 1 points
The bigger (more amps) esc the less heat on it =longer life time
you1k  53 points - 3/25/2012
 
motor have good pawer?
 Victorvs 952 points
this is very pawerful motor!
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 michelle 121 points
I had this motor in my duratrax evader it has heaps of power for big wheelies it had so much i had to turn the punch on my esc down
 Henrik 75 points
I have used it for 1/10 buggy 2 wd and it is as fast as the expensive motors,best hobbyking 1/10 motor i have ever had,will buy more off these.
mabb24  1 points - 1/18/2012
 
Whats is the gear ratio recomended for this motor (8.5t) in a 1:10 4wd buggy?
 Dale. J 1 points
83-88 tooth Spur gear and 18-21 tooth pinion gear
 Tyler 8 points
i have had good luck with using a 24t
emanuel  669 points - 1/14/2012
 
is this a good motor for a 1/8 car?
 emanuel 669 points
no you need a bigger one, this one will burn
 Qiyu 7 points
No, it is for 1:10 car
I use it on Hpi Mini Trophy and works well.
1/8 must use much powerful motor
 John 23 points
This is a 540 sized motor. It will power a 1/8 scale car, but it will probably burn up quickly. I would recommend finding a larger lower kv motor. This motor is really designed for 1/10 scale vehicles.
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Marc  1 points - 11/18/2011
 
Hi,i just want to know if its better a motor sensored or sensorless? for use with a 1/10 2x4 off road. Thanks for help !
 grimpeur 79 points
Sensored is better, smooth and precise. This 1 is pretty good and powerful
 Berque 14 points
To get the best results from a sensored motor, you also need a good tx/rx system. for the cases you need a sensitive throttle (like drift ,crawler etc ) ,yes the senserod system ( motor esc ) will be cool , but for the rest ( not profesional , just for fun cases ) , you need to analyze the sensored and sensorless systems' price/performance criteria :) have fun
Anthony  12 points - 11/6/2011
 
anyone recommend a speed controller for this motor
 Rustler8 17 points
Yes, the x-car 60 amp esc works well for me.
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 Anthony 12 points
thanks that was the one i was looking at
 Berque 14 points
should be min 60A esc. Brand is up to you and your money :) have fun
 photecs 15 points
"should" be fine with a 60a, but I paired it with the HK 80a for not much more $, and it's works awesome... plus the 80a has better reviews too.
ravidguy  27 points - 9/18/2011
 
Hi

Does it come with any connectors\cables ?
 donald 1 points
no you have to solder them on
 E-Jato 7 points
I just got mine it yeasterday and it only comes with the sensor cable you will need to get and solder your own wires on. I had my lHS solder mine for $5
 Rustler8 17 points
I have the 13.5 turn motor, and it came with the sensor cable.
Dinukap4  253 points - 5/14/2011
 
Every one read this- http://support.hobbyking.com/requests/12296 T
hey
will not Re Stock it seems!! WTH
 Black_Aypim 40 points
"Request not found"
 BillE 29 points
Hobby king says that are not scheduled to be available for 3 months from June '11. Probably as you said not being restocked at all. Of 30 items in their car motor section they only have 3 items available, 1 is a system, 1 is a 1/8 motor and the other is a hi Torque sensorless. The only other car motors are in the large inrunner section and they are the sensorless EZ-run motors. When are you guys going start stocking some decent car motors? Lot's of ESC's but nothing to plug in to them !
 BillE 29 points
Now only a 1/8 motor and a Truck motor. 2 from 30 not good odds.
Dinukap4  253 points - 5/2/2011
 
Is this motor waterproof?
 itti98 18 points
Probably not waterproof. You can use motor sack or filter to cover motor for weather proof.
 nckmat 20 points
Not waterproof at all, don't use in a boat, what ever you do. If you want to run it in the rain, I wouldn't as this is a very open motor. Choose something that is totally closed.
 michelle 121 points
not at all it has big air vents all round
Dinukap4  253 points - 4/30/2011
 
Ohh damn! Where is the stock now All the motors are out of stock!!!
 itti98 18 points
Yes, rapidly sold out. I am also waiting for them as well.
 __Harw 43 points
I bought two of these right away. Good mots.
blancogo  7 points - 4/24/2011
 
Bullistorm motor?
 itti98 18 points
Yes for club race. Have no chance to run in National race yet.
Dinukap4  253 points - 4/12/2011
 
Can some one post a picture of the front part of the motor ? It would help me a lot! ~Dinukap4
 jesus 6 points
ufff,es un gran motor,muy suave,y buena aceleracion,solo que en todo terreno,despues de la carrera hay que desmontarlo y limpiarlo por su excesivos agujeros de refrigeracion,buen precio para un gran motor.
Dinukap4  253 points - 4/10/2011
 
Why out of stock!! :* was about to buy 2!!
 itti98 18 points
It's very interesting motor. The pricing put this motor on high demand. I also need to buy 2 as well, but have to wait...
 Dinukap4 253 points
too bad :(
 EJ 3 points
this item is out of stock bc its awesome and a great price i use everything hobbyking and never have had a problem
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__Harw
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I bought this motor right away. Tested it quickly today. Seems to be good product. Tested it in X-fatory X6 sq 2wd buggy with Speed Passion Cirtix short course master -sensored esc with 2s Lipo. In cold weather it didn't even got warm. It came with a good quality sensor cable! Will be testing more this weekend indoor racing... back for results.


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davidpc2
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Waiting for this beauty, because on the photo it seems so, well buit and with good space for soldering wires. Hope it works as it seems


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Davsrc
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I got my motor two weeks ago Im going to post another review after I hook up and run I can tell you its diffrent than the other two brushless motors I have when you turn armeture on the other two they freespin , On this 8.5 it has a strong magnetic thump thump and does not spin at all


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es una maravilla de mottor,es lo mejor que he tenido en mis manos para un tt 10,muy sensible,buena velocidad,hecho para campeones.


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Love it! Put mine in my T4 truck and it has plenty of grunt low down and winds out really well. I'm not expecting this motor to last more than a season, but then none of my $100 motors seem to get that far either. I just hope these come back into stock, when they do I'll be ordering at least another 8.5 and a 10.5 and what the heck a 5.5 for fun!


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