Parts/Electric power/Brushed motors/Hot Racing Axial SCX24/SCX30 050 High Torque Motor w/Pinion (66T)
Hot Racing Axial SCX24/SCX30 050 High Torque Motor w/Pinion (66T)
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Hot Racing Axial SCX24/SCX30 050 High Torque Motor w/Pinion (66T)

Part # HRASXTF50M114.4(13)
Where to buy
$12.88
AMain Hobbies
Seen Oct 12, 2026
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About this part

The Hot Racing Axial SCX24 050 High Torque Motor is a larger 050 size brushed motor option for the Axial SCX24. This 050 size motor is longer than stock, to provide increased power and torque compared to the stock motor. It works well with the stock ESC, but can also be paired with an upgraded ESC Can High Torque 66T motor with 11T brass gear for Axial SCX24.

NOTE: Requires Hot Racing Motor Mount (HRASXTF18SS) and modification battery mount post to allow the use of this longer motor, or relocation of your battery depending on set up.

Features:
  • High Torque Magnet and Rotor
  • Tuned for Rock Climbing
  • Larger 050 size can
Specifications:
Brass Pinion Gear: 64P 11T
Rated Voltage: 7.4 V
Total length: 1.12in / 28.5mm
Output Shaft length: 0.20in / 5.1mm
Output Shaft OD: 0.06in / 1.5mm
Weight: 0.67oz / 19g

Includes:
  • (1) 050 HT 66T motor with 11T brass gear with wire and motor capacitor.
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Reviews4.4 · 13 reviews

Brandon RossVerified owneron Hot Racing Axial SCX24/SCX30 050 High Torque Motor w/Pinion (66T)

I think this is the best motor for the scx24 with the stock ESC. I use it in my comp build deadbolt which has heavy treal beadlocks with rc4wd scramblers, as well as a handful of other brass pieces. Not the heaviest but not lightweight. This motor seems to have a lot better low speed control than stock and the barrage. I've even had people ask if I had the furitek lizard in it. A big bonus I've found is nudging it into reverse is a lot smoother than stock. It doesn't lurch backwards in the tight situations so you can crawl a lot more realistically. Top speed is about similar but the speed ramp up is more smooth with this high torque motor. Much more enjoyable than stock. No issues after a handful of charges so far.

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AnonymousVerified owneron Hot Racing Axial SCX24/SCX30 050 High Torque Motor w/Pinion (66T)

Worked great for 5 weeks. Used the RC about a dozen times and the new motor burnt out, nothing very difficult just books and pillows, only inside since I got the new motor. Safe to say, not overly happy. Let's hope there is a warranty for it!

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Mykhailo RypkaVerified owneron Hot Racing Axial SCX24/SCX30 050 High Torque Motor w/Pinion (66T)

This motor is a must-upgrade for your SCX 24. HR motor mount is not required as you can upgrade a stock motor mount.

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Gon Hot Racing Axial SCX24/SCX30 050 High Torque Motor w/Pinion (66T)

Didn’t purchase this from amain, ended up purchasing this and the motor plate from my LHS. If you have the stock motor on your scx24 is will eventually be a must have when your stock dynamite motor burns out. Had two friends with c10’s and both of their motors got burnt out at the same time. When I bought my c10 scx24 I bought this (along with the motor plate) right away since I knew about the issue. Haven’t had a ton of time with the motor on my own truck but used it lot on both of my buddies who replaced theirs with this motor. If your looking for a motor to upgrade the stock performance but not anything crazy this is the one to get. The motor is noticeably torquier and feels stronger. Also sounds better IMO. Seems to run cooler than the stock motor does. If your going to be doing any upgrades to any heavy wheels you will definitely want this motor eventually as the smaller stock motor will not cut it with some nice heavy wheels. Runtimes with this motor appear to be identical. This motor feels like it’s a hair just a hair faster. But the slow speed control is awesome, and with more torque it’s even better than the stock motor. Overall a great upgrade and can’t go wrong with this one in your scx24. Only down side is minor and you just have to chop the one passenger side support for the battery tray since the motor is a lot longer but I don’t even notice a difference with the one support gone.

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Eric MoreiraVerified owneron Hot Racing Axial SCX24/SCX30 050 High Torque Motor w/Pinion (66T)

CHECK YOUR MOTOR PLATE FIRST! My stock motor plate had the motor mount holes in the WRONG LOCATION. If you are not sure, order the SCX24 metal motor mount from this store, since it has four mounting holes. If you don't mind doing pretty easy modifications, then you can make the holes yourself. You will need a 5/64" bit, a drill, a flat metal file, a small nail set and a hammer. I just eyeballed where the holes should be and then used the nail set to start the two holes. There is not much metal for the hole, so be careful where you set and drill it. Once you have drilled it you will need to file down the exit side of the hole. Once I did that I was able to mount the motor. However, one more issue is how long the motor is. You will need to cut OFF the front right battery mounting post. There is no room for it with the longer motor. Once I did that, my truck is driving around again:)

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What reviewers say

Reviewers generally rate this high-torque motor highly as an upgrade over the stock SCX24 motor, citing more torque, smoother low-speed control and reverse, and similar or slightly lower top speed. Several note it is slower than stock but stronger. Fitment is the main recurring issue: the stock motor plate may have misplaced mounting holes, requiring a replacement plate or DIY drilling, and the can is long enough that some reviewers had to trim the battery tray or braces. One reviewer reported the motor burning out after about a dozen runs, and another reported a replacement unit from the seller that worked. Reviews are mostly positive, though the sample is small and some ratings are for the same variant as a stock install.

  • + Noticeably more torque than stock
  • + Smoother low-speed control and reverse
  • + Strong performance with stock ESC
  • + Good upgrade over stock motor
  • − Motor can is too long for stock layout
  • − Stock motor plate holes may be misplaced
  • − Requires trimming battery tray or braces
  • − Single report of early burnout
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