Hobbywing 30401904 - 1/8 Scale XERUN 4268SD 3200KV Sensored Motor - High Torque On-Road Unit [HW-30401904]

HOBBYWING XERUN-4268SD-3200KV-G2 - 30401904

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Compact high-speed motor from Hobbywing XERUN 4268SD 3200KV

The Hobbywing XERUN 4268SD-3200KV-G2 is a sensored 1/8 scale motor built for precise control and sustained high RPMs. With 3200KV and user-adjustable timing, it is targeted at drivers who want to fine-tune throttle response and maximise on-road lap times.

Core benefits for racers

Sensored Design: Delivers consistent low-speed modulation and reliable commutation for technical driving.
High KV Rating: 3200KV supplies the rpm and acceleration needed for competitive on-road runs.
Adjustable Timing: Allows setup changes to suit track grip and gearing choices.
Robust Construction: Sturdy 42mm body construction to cope with regular racing loads.
Versatile Compatibility: Compatible with 2-4S LiPo arrangements for flexible power tuning.

Specifications

Scale: 1/8
Brushed/Brushless: BL
Sensored/Sensorless: SD
KV Rating: 3200
LiPo Cells: 2-4S
No-load Current: 6A
Outer Diameter: 42mm
Length: 74mm
Shaft Diameter: 5.0mm
Weight: 316g
Shaft Length: 20-40mm (Adjustable)
Timing: 1/8th On-roads

A practical choice for serious 1/8 on-road setups, the Hobbywing XERUN 4268SD-3200KV gives tunable power and dependable construction for lap-focused drivers.

How do I adjust the timing on this motor?

Timing is changed via the motor/ESC setup or programming card depending on your ESC; follow your ESC manual and test gradually to find the best setting for control and temperature.

Is the motor suitable for both practice and racing?

Yes, its sensored operation and adjustable timing make it adaptable for both practice sessions and competitive events where consistency matters.

What should I check for after running a race?

Inspect the motor bell and bearings for wear, check screws and connectors for tightness, and monitor temperatures to ensure nothing is overheating.

Will sensor wiring require special connectors?

Sensor cables usually use small 3-pin connectors; make sure your ESC has the matching plug or use an adapter to ensure reliable sensor connection.

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