I built two (both with every PN option pretty much), both LM Toyota GT One bodies and only difference is one is a 70t pn motor and one is a v2 pn 9500 kv .
I'm hitting way more consistent lap times with the brushed - they ves are just starting to feed too fast at times. Are there any settings on throttle (maybe high point ?) To adjust so I'm not so sensitive on throttle? I guess I love being able to actuate the throttle more than having to barely touch it in th case of the VE. Probably the natural drag brake on brushed on that contributes to my favorability
Get an ICS adapter to change the settings on the car. The Brushless motor you got is very fast. If you want one that's like your 70 turn then you will have to get a 5000 or under.
On the transmitter you could just reduce the thr high point and add some throttle curve. Makes the car easier to drive and you don't have to mess around with the board settings hoping you get it right.
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