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tashpop · 01.09.2010, 10:08 PM

yeah, i've had mm and a sidewinder before and they where great. i was mainly trying to get this thing up and running with minimum $$ using the motor i already have. i ran a hotbodies ls10 with the sidewinder no problem, so i may just look into that. i already have a ccbec, but have to look into motor options now. i don't want to spend alot on that so i'll have to do some looking around or watch for some used deals.

on a side note, i was tearing apart my running gear off my stampede just to get it running for now, and i can't get the motor screws out for nothing. i'm sure it would do nice in it, and hold me over until i gather my final running gear so if anybody has some suggestions on getting those screws out that would be great.

i was thinking about cutting a slot for a flat head on them for a better bite but i'll have to remove the trans for better access. they're the stock traxxas large headed hex bolts.

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tashpop RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 641 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: lake conroe area, tx	01.09.2010, 10:08 PM yeah, i've had mm and a sidewinder before and they where great. i was mainly trying to get this thing up and running with minimum $$ using the motor i already have. i ran a hotbodies ls10 with the sidewinder no problem, so i may just look into that. i already have a ccbec, but have to look into motor options now. i don't want to spend alot on that so i'll have to do some looking around or watch for some used deals. on a side note, i was tearing apart my running gear off my stampede just to get it running for now, and i can't get the motor screws out for nothing. i'm sure it would do nice in it, and hold me over until i gather my final running gear so if anybody has some suggestions on getting those screws out that would be great. i was thinking about cutting a slot for a flat head on them for a better bite but i'll have to remove the trans for better access. they're the stock traxxas large headed hex bolts.