[captain harlock]

That's the tc3 of Mr. Cliff Litt who is the leader of the R&D department of AE. He used a 12 turn brushed motor with cobalt magnets and a brushed speed controller supposed to handle 7 cells at most, but he put 14 cells all at once and used a 4.?:1 FDR, however, the car was able to reach 96mph and not 110 mph, but it was the rc10l3 modified version of the usual ones which made an amazing 111mph using 24 cells with an AVEOX sensored brushless motor and a 2.4:1 FDR. I believe that a pan car with a modern brushless system like a 1930/5 motor and only 12-14 cells would be able to push the pan car beyond 100mph with absolute ease. I thought of missing around with my own l3 and bolt in a Kontronik fun-500-2700(kv) along with a pack of 22 cells and use a 1.9:1 FDR, but its quite costy and that is why I'm going to try my luck with the B4/1930 5T/ 14cells setup and see if I'm able to push it as fast as 87-89mph like when Mr. Cliff pushed his tc3 to 96mph using a typical brushed motor with a pair of magnets which I believe them to be weaker than the neodym magnets that are been used nowadays in sensorless brushless motors. Also I need to find a way to increase the center of gravity of my B4 and make the clearance of the chassis as low as 5-8mm. O'God grant me luck.