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BL-Power · 05:18 PM

You are completly right, it's smooth, light-weight, quiet and powerful but not very durable under real offroad conditions. It's not to expensive, if you've already got a ESC and a battery you have to spend around 50$ for the motor and some small parts like cups, dogbones and a motor mount. If it works stable under the conditions of your driving spot, you can keep and have a lot of fun. If you've got problems with it, you don't have lost too much and you can use your inrunner again.
The Kyosho gear is quite durable, i don't think it will be damaged.

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BL-Power RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 135 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Munich, Germany	03.09.2009, 05:17 PM You are completly right, it's smooth, light-weight, quiet and powerful but not very durable under real offroad conditions. It's not to expensive, if you've already got a ESC and a battery you have to spend around 50$ for the motor and some small parts like cups, dogbones and a motor mount. If it works stable under the conditions of your driving spot, you can keep and have a lot of fun. If you've got problems with it, you don't have lost too much and you can use your inrunner again. The Kyosho gear is quite durable, i don't think it will be damaged. http://picasaweb.google.de/BrushlessPowered Last edited by BL-Power; 03.09.2009 at 05:18 PM.