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raptor50
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08.03.2008, 04:48 PM

I got the diff bearing into the motor mount. It took some innovation ( WD40) and some muscle. I had to wiggle it back and forth to get it. Its the tight fit. The problem is that Im not sure if I could get it out again



Btw, Im under the impression that I could use mech. brakes in this mount. Does anyone have a pic as to how to do this? also, Which do you prefer? esc brakeing or mech?

Im just waiting for the servo and the batt. mount to be installed. Opps. most importantly, MMM.
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08.03.2008, 08:02 PM

I prefer mech brakes over motor braking as I find it easier cornering on the track.

If you are not racing, the extra work for mech brakes is probably not warranted.

I'll see if I can get some epics of my mech brakes.


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