Help identifying old motors

[fredswain]

I'm posting this pic from another forum since people here seem to know everything there is to know about the vintage stuff. What motors are these?

[Jirka]

Can You turn the LRP 180-degrees? There should be dot on the other side that tells something about that motor.

Jirka

[fredswain]

They aren't my motors so these pics are all that I have. The LRP has a green armature if that helps.

[Jirka]

Sorry, the dot is the only way tell what kind of motor is that. It can be offroad, 1:10 onroad, or 1:12 motor. LRP didn't even tell in those days what wind the motors had, only to which class, to what kind of track the motor was meant and gearing recommendations. Like: offroad motor for slippery tracks. Kyosho MID 18-tooth pinion, Cat 20-tooth pinion etc.

Jirka

[dldiaz]

The green labeled motor is a Trinity - Joel "Magic" Johnson, Signature Series motor. I believe it was a seventeen turn motor, maybe 17x2, intended for two-wheel drive modified class racing (i.e. intended for RC10's / Ultima's / etc.).

[Mad Racer]

The LRP motor was a real power house in it's day.

I bought 2 of them when racing in the U.K from a hobby shop in a clearance bin. No wind just names like Killer & Mr Cool. So i opened her up to see it was a triple with 2 different color windings ( Split wind ) and i think had 153 on the arm. So i geared like a 15 Triple.

Mark