BLx100 + HobbyWing 3660Sl 3200kv G2

[Big Cheese]

I'm done with the stock Spectrum Motor and its issues. I want to keep the BLX100 Esc and just get the Hobbywing Ezrun 3660Sl 3200KV motor. Will it pair ok and not cog? I've had issues in the past with other brands not pairing. Its to go into the Big Rock v3.
Also what does the SL stand for?
Thanks

 

[dure16]

I don’t know anything about that motor, but this one (2850kv) has been a great upgrade over stock:

https://usa.banggood.com/Surpass-Ho...kv-2850kv-Vehicle-Models-Parts-p-1609437.html

 

[GraniteFox]

Should not have any issue. That being said it would probably perform similar to the stock one. If you are having cogging issue go with a slightly larger can and lower kv. Maybe 2400-2800kv. Like the 4268 motor 2600kv.

 

[AIan]

SL= super lightspeed
🏎

 

[Kylerc]

SL is sensorless. The hobbywing motor will perform about the same as the stock motor so it wont really be and upgrade. Lower kv and bigger can will have much better results.

 

[dure16]

Like the 4268 motor 2600kv.

This is pretty heavy right?

 

[Kylerc]

Its 6mm larger in diameter and 8mm longer so it shouldn't be much heavier.

 

[ABabyEater]

If you are referring to the issues if the stock motors fragging bearings, a different motor won't fix it. The problem comes from the design of the power module, not the motor

 

[dure16]

Its 6mm larger in diameter and 8mm longer so it shouldn't be much heavier.

343g vs 262g

 

[Kylerc]

343g vs 262g

More poowwaa!!! I run a 4076 in my big rock on 4s and it doesn't have a problem lugging around all that weight.

 

[GraniteFox]

I run this motor…no issues in granite. https://jennysrc.com/products/kaiju...-ezrun-brushless-2100kv-6s-lipo-redcat-racing

3s with 20t pinion.

 

[mxfan69]

Note if you go bigger diameter motor your stock heat sink and fan will no longer fit, as its snug on a 36 mm can.

To answer your question about pairing to the Hobbywing = yes with no issues. I have a Spektrum 85 amp esc paired with a HW 4000 KV, and I have a Spektrum BLX100 paired with a HW 3200 KV. No notable cogging and or overheating.