C6374 170KV Efficience Brushless Belt Sensored Motor for Electric Skateboard Longboarding (C6374, 170KV)

I purchased 6 of these to build 3 x 2WD offroad boards and they work great. They deliver smooth and huge power, run quiet and cool even on steep uphills. Vesc Tool detects them at 52 to 53 amps. That's plenty enough for me, and I have to limit the top ERPM to 60K otherwise the board are just too fast. They do come with 5 wire sensor cable. Not a problem, just wire into your 6 wire harness and skip the temperature pin. One of the motors was faulty and the sensors were not detected and it reported a slightly lower max amp. I asked for an exchange and the vendor immediately sent me a new one, no questions asked. Great service and thanks!

A little under powered with the esc that I got for them i could only find 60amp 6s esc looking into getting vesc for them but the ones I find since wires for the motor is 6 pin and these have 5 pin since wires trying to get info on the wire but they won't give me the info until I review the product

I've been using this motor for a robotics project. While it's been running great, the setup process is a pain to say the least. I did not expect much for a motor at this price point, but documentation is terrible. If you're not connecting this to a VESC controller, expect to spend some time tinkering with it to get it working. However, after getting it working, I haven't had any issues with it. PROS: great price, good motor with high torque. Cons: lack of documentation may be a problem.

So I had hi end set up from flipsky and my bored went 40mph, crazy fast. But in the end it had problems. So I got these motor for way less then my other flipsky motors and these motors keep me going 20-25, with no problems at all. No overheating anymore. The breaking could be the only thing better. Good motors and products.

It was bigger then 10mm and my gear pulleys didn't fit. So now i have two motors I can't use.

Make sure you can connect the sensors. Its only 5 wires not 6. Typical vesc setups have 6 pin port. Cheap esc have 5. But for some reason the motor does not work with my cheap esc when the sensor wires are plugged in, pretty sure they are in the wrong order. Also the company is horrible with answering questions. They say "feel free to contact us", dont expect a response lol. Ive asked a couple times what amperage these are rated to handle, no response for a couple months now

For $49 it's a very solid 6374 motor. Good torque and decent speed. I used it on my first DIY eSkate project and got it going 20mph! Not bad considering I was using a cheap 430watt, 12A, $50 eSkate ESC with remote kit that I got here on Amazon. The motor seems very durable too (see videos). Before I used it for my eSkate project, I actually submerged this motor into the salt water (Gulf of Mexico) and tried it as "boat motor". I barely rinsed it afterward and 6 months later it still fired up, after I changed the bearings. All things considered this motor works great and for a very reasonable price. No complaints. I'm going to buy another one for an eFoil project. It’s a great value.

Bought this for my first electric longboard and I am very pleased. I was not expecting much since it is half the price of other motors but it is perfect. It has nice 16awg wires with high quality insulation, wires are also a good length. Since this it my first build I didn't understand the scale of the motors, it is BIG and hefty, a seriously impressive motor, cannot wait till my battery arrives and I can test it out.