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12.29.2006, 12:31 PM

Actually, yes there is one 1/8 buggy that I know of that has a 1900 series Neu.

http://www.truerc.net/canada2/projec...projectca.html

I, personally would not use a 1900 series Neu. I would use a Neu 1521. It has a max power of about 3000 watts, which I think is more powerful than the 1900 series. Also the mounting holes on the 1521 are the standard 25mm spacing, but the screw size is 4mm. Which, I think, would be easier to mount in a 1/8 buggy...

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cemetery gates Guest Posts: n/a	12.29.2006, 12:31 PM Actually, yes there is one 1/8 buggy that I know of that has a 1900 series Neu. http://www.truerc.net/canada2/projec...projectca.html I, personally would not use a 1900 series Neu. I would use a Neu 1521. It has a max power of about 3000 watts, which I think is more powerful than the 1900 series. Also the mounting holes on the 1521 are the standard 25mm spacing, but the screw size is 4mm. Which, I think, would be easier to mount in a 1/8 buggy... Bye:018: