I know which one is better, I just want to read an unbiased third party review 
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I have a great idea.
Just run them 4WD
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Ohh… you would think that’s a great ideaaaa…
But…
It don’t matter they will still overheat … ask me how I know
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Bah
Would never happen to me, just have to try it out…
logs of that would be interesting.
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I got some 96’s if you want em lol
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Fakkkk I had so many logs . Lemme not be lazy n fix the last motor so I don’t die … n I gets MoAR logs 
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I think they said 20 
. … I jus want ppl to blow their shit 
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Yeah. That’s definitely an interesting way to spell 20a lol
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It’s Simple You got fucked
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So maybe I need to cut my losses and quit with maytech. That’s cold ass shit
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Yiiiikes!
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To be fair. All other motors are good.
Even the ones Lacroix uses for Nazare and lonestar 
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I smell groupbuy
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I’m running them at 100A I’ll let you know if they die
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The MT’s I have are 190kv and the TB’s are 170 so it’s not apples to apples. I went with the MT’s because I liked that big support bearing and was tired of taking the cans off to clean out debris.
Nah brother. They won’t die.
100a is what I ran mine at when I had a Nazare. They did just good but tbh. Never really paid attention to motor temp
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In college when I was winding.my own wye outrunners, I took a blowtorch to magnets and it takes only so much heat before the strength of neodymium disappeared. 380 I think. Forgot. But they immediately just loose it.
Maybe 280f
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Running 80A with the motor faceplate mod and big bearing removed (risky can/shaft wise, I know) I top out at 60’C, which is pretty good. 
One hit might compromise the motor can very hard though. Risk/reward. 
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