Hello, as I a new in this whole building process, I am here to seek for some advice. As I have been comparing all those motors for my DIY mountainboard, I came across flipsky’s 6374 motors. I wanted to ask you guys if are those worth getting? As by my searches, I have been seeing mixed opinion about flipsky’s motors. And by comparing these motors to other brands, the looks+specs all look quite similar, so if I order from this brand, the quality could be compared to stuff from other brands? Thanks!
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They have been improving. I have one from November batch and are working great. Crossed 1000km recently.
They have long magnet retaining clip like on torqueboards, but I am not sure about other features.
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Oh thank you very much! I got one pair of them accidentally like 5 min ago… by pressing the wrong button, but I think I will keep them.
Lol how do you accidentally buy a $90 motor?
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$200 or something like that :/, I was looking at shipping costs for that and then I don’t know why it just ordered it.
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Sometimes when I want something bad enough, I “accidentally” order it then deal with the fallout later. 
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Hahaha same
I accidently bought dual 80100 motors and dualie 200x50 tires for traction. Woops.
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I “accidentally” ordered almost enough spare parts for another board in the last month. Oops.
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I bought accidently a 5055 Motor from Turnigy in the first place and then a 5065 sensored from APS.
I am always willing to do my neighbour “accidentally”.
She’s just too careful I am afraid 
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How this turned into a accidental thread.
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You never know how things end 
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Do you remember about the pizza thread?
It “accidentally” turned into an accidentally thread.
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Does anyone know if the 6368 motors from them actually have a larger stator than the 6355 or is just bigger on the outside?