INJORA MB100-R80 20A Brushed Mini ESC for 1/24 1/18 RC Crawler Upgrade

I have two SCX24s and an older Panda Hobby Dodge, slow speed control was not good and the escs whined, real bad, especially the Panda Hobby esc. I was thinking of getting rid of the trucks, I have a bunch of 1/18th rigs, but instead found out about this inexpensive drop in replacement esc where you can keep the stock radios and receivers. I didn't want to drop a bunch of money on these rigs replacing so much. The MB100 works well, slow speed control is much better, and it is as quiet as a mouse. Hooking it up is very straight forward, plug your motor into the MB100 esc, plug the supplied cable from the MB100 to the stock esc/receiver channel 2, and finally plug your battery into the MB100 and you are good to go! If nothing works, check to make sure the plugs to and from channel 2 are in the right orientation. The only problem with the MB100 is where to put all of the electronics!!!!!! If you have a SCX24 buy the Injora aluminum side plate at the same time, you can mount the MB100 and battery on the plate or move things around as you wish. Without the side plate, I have electronics high up in the C10 cab, doesn't look cool and throws the weight balance off.Edit: This ESC has breathed new life into my SCX24s, the slow speed control with stock motor is actually really good, it has made it a pleasure to drive these rigs once again. The side plates did not help with placing the electronics in the C10, the MB100 would still not fit with plugs that stick out. To make the esc fit, I trimmed off the forward lip of the battery tray and placed Velcro in the tray. I then mounted the esc as for forward as possible with Velcro and mount the battery side ways, 90 degrees from the original orientation with Velcro also. I am sure it has slightly worse weight distribution now, but it is not obvious and it is worth if for the slow speed control.If you don't want to spend a bunch of money, but want to improve your SCX24 low speed control while using the stock transmitter and radio, get this esc. It is well worth it, I can't praise it enough.

This is a fantastic upgrade even for a stock motor. It works even better with an aftermarket motor. 3s power makes is very smooth and easy to control.

Works great for my 1/16 scale WPL. Was able to fit this and a Lipo in the battery tray. Smooth operation and full range of speed. Came with adapter wires so no soldering was necessary.

Used this ESC paired with Injora's Red 66T motor and this thing slow crawls like a double t-case 4 LO 1st gear crawler! Great power, good punch, very good build quality, installs fairly easy (hardest part is deciding how you want to situate the electronics) Good size for multiple fitment options. Overall highly recommended and very pleased with the result. Only complaint is it his Low Voltage Cut-off pretty early with 400mah batteries. Battery was full then showed 90% when it hit LVC within 5min of driving. Not sure if it's cold weather or too high of a limit. 400mah lasted me 30+min on stock ESC.

Bought this to throw in a spare parts build and I'm impressed. Silent and fantastic slow crawl control. More than happy with this.

easy to install. replaced the Axial esc on a scx 24 C-10. It had significant stall when rock crawling. It has Injora upgraded axles with faster front drive and the larger Injora brushed motor. The new injora esc was like changing to a brushless system. The imporvement was much greater then I expected. Have ordered one for my Axial scx 24 power wagon. Very quiet. I did have to reverse the motor output wires (negative to positive and positive to negative}.

Thing is lame got it but you need an extra part to make it work !? I’m returning it going brushless

This made my day. Just received my Spektrum Firma brushless and installed it on my scx24 only to be so disappointed by how poorly it ran that it went right into the garbage.Purchased this esc and installed it with my original t50 and it works amazingly!!! 5stars all day long for the money. Stop reading and just buy it.I will say the only quirk I had was the motor polarity was reversed. Switching it on the transmitter worked but the forward was still 80% and reverse was 100%, which is backward. I flipped the motor plug around, set the transmitter back to normal and all is well.Also also if you want the shock tower to hold the goods and have a 3d printer it is on thingiverse for free from yours truly.( Roguebydesign )