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stum · 08:41 AM

I like having the mechanical brakes and front/rear bias option so I didn't bypass that great option w/ the tekno brushless kit. I did mount my ESC up on a top plate that works perfect in the 8ight-t 1.0, it maybe tight w/ the new body style of the 2.0. This keeps the ESC VERY protected as we quite often are running in muddy conditions. I would stay far away from the electri-clutch, but that's just me, I've had two of them break and cause my motors bearings to fail because of it so I only run long shank pinions now and love it, ZERO issues. (these are really old photo's)

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stum RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 603 Join Date: Jan 2008	06.18.2009, 08:38 AM I like having the mechanical brakes and front/rear bias option so I didn't bypass that great option w/ the tekno brushless kit. I did mount my ESC up on a top plate that works perfect in the 8ight-t 1.0, it maybe tight w/ the new body style of the 2.0. This keeps the ESC VERY protected as we quite often are running in muddy conditions. I would stay far away from the electri-clutch, but that's just me, I've had two of them break and cause my motors bearings to fail because of it so I only run long shank pinions now and love it, ZERO issues. (these are really old photo's) 8ight-e (B&T) MMM - Hyperion Lipos Ofna Hyper SC 10 Pro - Medusa 4800kv Last edited by stum; 06.18.2009 at 08:41 AM.