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RC-Monster Aluminum
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Location: Williston, ND
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08.24.2011, 05:14 PM
That must have been something to see! Cruising along at top speed, and then your drivetrain completely locks throws the car up and forward! haha. sorry for your loss though :( too bad it's not on video.
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08.24.2011, 05:25 PM
Yup I agree it was really nice to see the crash hahaha.
I've just tested my car gear train, luckely everything is fine  Anyone knows how I can remove the rear endbell? |
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08.24.2011, 06:01 PM
Remove the front end-bell, and see if the rotor may have failed.
Rotor failure is very rare with this motor, but is possible. Thanx! Patrick President, Principle Engineer Castle Creations |
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