Traxxas Titan 775 10-Turn 16.8V Brushed Motor - Fan-Cooled Five-Pole Armature, 5mm Heavy-Duty Shaft, Extra Steel Wrap for Maximum Torque in RC Off-Road Vehicles
The Traxxas Titan 775 (model 5675) is the largest and most powerful brushed motor offered by Traxxas, built on the 775 can platform at 46.4mm diameter and 67mm length with a 10-turn winding rated for 16.8V operation on 4S LiPo power systems. Designed for the most demanding off-road RC vehicle applications in the Traxxas ecosystem, the Titan 775 10T delivers extreme low-end torque and sustained power output for non-stop trail running, technical climbing, and high-load off-road driving where smaller 540 and 550 class brushed motors cannot maintain the sustained thermal and mechanical performance required. The 10-turn winding positions the Titan 775 at the aggressive, high-power, high-RPM end of the brushed motor spectrum relative to higher-turn alternatives, providing a power delivery characteristic suited to high-speed off-road bashing and trail driving on 4S power where raw power and pulling force are the primary performance requirements.
Three hardware features distinguish the Titan 775 from standard 775 platform motors in its class. The fan-cooled five-pole armature replaces the three-pole armature standard in most brushed motors with a five-pole design, reducing torque ripple, improving commutation smoothness across the RPM range, and providing more consistent power delivery under variable load conditions - directly relevant in technical off-road driving where motor load varies rapidly with terrain. The built-in cooling fan integrated into the armature assembly actively moves air through the motor can during operation, dissipating heat generated by the high-current 10-turn winding under sustained full-throttle and high-load conditions without relying solely on passive can cooling. An extra wrap of steel around the motor can increase the magnetic field strength beyond the standard single-wrap design, directly increasing the motor's torque output for a given current draw and contributing to the maximum-torque-per-frame-size performance characteristic that defines the Titan 775 within the Traxxas brushed motor lineup. The 5mm heavy-duty output shaft handles the high torque loads transmitted from the motor to the drivetrain without the shaft flex and fatigue risk associated with the 3.17mm shafts common in 540 class motors.
Key Features
- Largest Traxxas Brushed Motor: 775 can platform at 46.4mm diameter and 67mm length, the largest and highest-power brushed motor in the Traxxas motor lineup
- 10-Turn Winding: 10T aggressive winding for high-power, high-torque output on 16.8V 4S LiPo power systems in demanding off-road RC vehicle applications
- 16.8V Maximum Voltage: 4S LiPo compatible maximum voltage rating for full-power operation on Traxxas 4S power systems
- Fan-Cooled Five-Pole Armature: Integrated cooling fan and five-pole armature design for reduced torque ripple, improved commutation smoothness, and sustained thermal management under high-load operation
- Five-Pole Armature: Five-pole design versus standard three-pole armature for smoother power delivery, reduced cogging, and more consistent torque across the RPM range
- Extra Steel Wrap: An additional layer of steel around the motor can increase magnetic field strength for maximum torque output per frame size, beyond standard single-wrap can designs
- 5mm Heavy-Duty Output Shaft: 5mm diameter output shaft with 13.5mm shaft length for high-torque drivetrain load handling without the shaft flex risk of smaller-diameter motor shafts
- Maximum Magnetic Field Strength: Extra steel can wrap, combined with a five-pole armature, delivers maximum torque for trail taming and technical climb conquering
- Non-Stop Off-Road Performance: Fan cooling and a five-pole armature combination sustain reliable performance during extended high-load off-road driving sessions
- Brushed DC Motor: Conventional brushed commutation for direct compatibility with Traxxas and compatible brushed ESCs without sensor wiring.
Applications
- Traxxas monster truck, rock crawler, and off-road RC vehicle builds requiring the largest, highest-torque brushed motor in the Traxxas lineup on 4S LiPo power
- Technical trail running and rock climbing RC builds where the five-pole armature smoothness and maximum-torque extra steel wrap deliver sustained climbing performance
- High-load, high-speed off-road bashing builds requiring 10T aggressive winding power delivery on 16.8V 4S power systems
- Traxxas vehicle upgrades replacing smaller 540 or 550 class brushed motors with the Titan 775 for a substantial torque and power output step-up
- Extended duration off-road RC driving sessions requiring fan-cooled thermal management to sustain full-power operation without motor overheating
- Heavy RC vehicle chassis builds require the 5mm heavy-duty shaft load capacity to handle sustained high-torque drivetrain forces without shaft fatigue.
