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RC-Monster Mike · 05.16.2005, 05:32 PM

I think the EVX BEC delivers 5 volts, but I am really not sure. It may even deliver 6 volts.
I usually pull the tin strips off with plyers and then dremel the rest off (this also makes a nice rough surface for the solder to stick).
Almost any wheel/tire combo is lighter than the stock set. RDLogics has a mounted tire wheel combo that is basically the proline bowtie, which is one of the lightest tires available for the maxx, and gets good traction on most surfaces. They are [premounted and glued, which is nice! Otherwise, you could get bowties and mount them on a light wheel (such as the rpm titan or proline velocity). I believe I have all of these items in stock, actually.

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RC-Monster Mike Site Owner Offline Posts: 4,915 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: PA	05.16.2005, 05:32 PM I think the EVX BEC delivers 5 volts, but I am really not sure. It may even deliver 6 volts. I usually pull the tin strips off with plyers and then dremel the rest off (this also makes a nice rough surface for the solder to stick). Almost any wheel/tire combo is lighter than the stock set. RDLogics has a mounted tire wheel combo that is basically the proline bowtie, which is one of the lightest tires available for the maxx, and gets good traction on most surfaces. They are [premounted and glued, which is nice! Otherwise, you could get bowties and mount them on a light wheel (such as the rpm titan or proline velocity). I believe I have all of these items in stock, actually.