In the highly competitive 1/10th scale electric touring car Stock class, a motor suited to the track is crucial for improving performance. The HOBBYWING XeRun Bandit G4R 13.5T brushless motor comes in two versions: OBL and Torque. What are the differences between them and how should you choose the right one for different tracks?

First, let's look at the motor specifications. Different specifications will affect the actual performance and installation compatibility of the motor during the competition.

13.5T OBL Version Motor: 3800KV with a weak magnetic rotor provides higher RPM.
13.5T Torque Version Motor: 3200KV with a strong magnetic rotor delivers higher torque.

The OBL version motor is 2mm shorter and 18g lighter than the Torque version. This lighter design reduces vehicle weight, helping to achieve better balance, especially suitable for competition vehicles where weight control is critical. The Torque version motor is slightly larger and heavier, but its powerful rotor provides a torque advantage that compensates for the increased weight, meeting the power demands of large racetracks.

13.5T OBL Motor vs. 13.5T Torque Motor Comparison
13.5T OBL version: Lighter, shorter motor with higher speed, suitable for OBL Stock class open-angle competition applications.
13.5T Torque version: Equipped with a super-strong rotor, suitable for Blinky Stock and large track OBL Stock open-angle competition applications.

For competition, there is no single best motor, only the most suitable choice. The XeRun Bandit G4R motor, through precise product segmentation, provides drivers with the most professional tools. Understand the rules, know the track, choose the motor that's right for you, and unleash maximum power on the track.