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04.22.2008, 02:04 AM

I had done something like this when I first got the truck as well but didn't like having to make a new spur if I stripped one so I never finished it:



Or, maybe Mike can machine an adaptor plate and a batch of modded Kyosho spurs...
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04.23.2008, 11:58 PM

Ran the truck for about 20mins, and did not have any issues with the plastic spur. I picked up a few more spurs, and will have my machinist accurately cut out the centers.

Much better in the noise dept, almost silent now. I am glad that I did this, and would recommend it to anyone. I am in the process of making a new battery tray, so that I can do some eagle tree testing with different lipos.
   
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04.28.2008, 12:50 AM

More runtime, no issues yet. I am really liking the quiter crt.5. I play with it more now, managed to break the rear body mount! Otherwise it seems like a good. solid truck!
   
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