ZD RACING BX24 Buying Guide: Brushed Motor VS Brushless Motor

Many players who get the ZD RACING BX24 struggle with one question: Should I choose a brushed motor or a brushless motor?

Both power systems are compatible with the BX24, but they differ greatly in playing style, applicable scenarios and service life.

Let’s take a look at their differences!

First, understand the core features of the brushed motor and brushless motor for ZD RACING BX24.

ZD RACING BX24 Parts D050 Brushed Motor Assembly is the most stable and hassle-free basic power solution for the BX24. It delivers smooth and gentle throttle output without aggressive bursts, offering smooth low-speed performance and excellent fault tolerance.

ZD RACING BX24 Parts 1410-KV5500 Brushless Motor Assembly is high-performance racing power for small-scale RC vehicles. It features high rotating speed, strong explosive power and faster top speed. It is nearly maintenance-free and engineered for speed boosts, jumps and off-road racing.

Then which players are they suitable for?

The D050 Brushed Motor for ZD RACING BX24 is ideal for beginners. Its biggest advantage is controllability. It is perfect for practicing line control. It has non-sudden start, low risk of rollover and no unexpected sudden acceleration. It works perfectly for casual running, track practice and light off-road driving. Its only downside is that simple maintenance and part replacement are required regularly, and its service life is shorter than that of a brushless motor.
The 1410-KV5500 Brushless Motor for ZD RACING BX24 is suitable for advanced players. It delivers powerful instant acceleration with sharp speed gains, ideal for flat track sprints, short drifts and jump stunts. The brushless design generates less heat, lasts longer and requires almost no maintenance. It runs more steadily at high speeds with faster power response. Its drawback is poorer low-speed linearity compared with brushed motors. New users may easily over-throttle and lose control, so it is recommended for players with some RC driving experience.

Summary:

Beginners learning driving skills can pick the brushed motor for fun and fewer rollovers.
Experienced players pursuing performance can choose the brushless motor for thrilling speed gains.

Important Note:

There is no absolute better option between the two power systems. Please purchase according to your own needs.
A brushless motor must be paired with a brushless ESC, and the same rule applies to brushed motors.