[glassdoctor]

I still have a hard time saying it doesn't cog much.... but really it is better. To some it may NOT be acceptable though.

But since I hardwired the motor, I have raced with it and played in the street geared 18/46, and I did several tests rippping wheelies in the house with the eagletree etc. (creep a few inches then grab throttle....)

Occasionally it still has cogged on me unexpectedly... but it's not very often. You just have to be real quick to react... let off throttle and go again.

At that last race... it never cogged once on start up etc. Only thing funny that day was a couple times I got a 'glitch' while at speed. That's not good either but it's not a "neu' issue... I have seen the exact same thing on rare occasions with a box stock MM setup in 1/10 buggies.

I have not run the truggy or 1515 with the motor hardwired yet.... I have a Quark that I finally put in there for now, instead of selling off.