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Kyosho Blizzard tracks -
03.18.2010, 10:43 PM
I remember seeing a few threads in the past with people asking for Kyosho Blizzard tracks. I came across them on eBay today and thought I'd let you guys know in case anybody was still looking for them.
Kyosho Blizzard tracks 
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03.19.2010, 02:38 AM
i want to build one of these before next winter but do they "really" hold up under some good ole BL power??
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03.19.2010, 02:51 AM
My Blizzard has held up well so far. I'm running a LMT XL2800 on 2s with a Sidewinder. I can't remember the gearing... I do remember doing some passes with the same motor on 4s with the MMM (yes it wheelied) and nothing broke. It was uncontrollable, but nothing broke... Realisticly, any system capable of 300-500W will push it along just fine since they weigh very little. The tracks don't have as much friction as you would think as long as the tension is set correctly.
[edit] I just noticed the word "as" appears in the last sentence 4 times..... Carry on. 
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