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Sylvester
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02.17.2007, 05:21 PM

@nieles - Yea, there is a bit off cogging in the 9920/12020, but it is very minimal, especially with the lehners. It started out as a solid block of nylon. I turned it into a nice home for my lipo:)

@jolly - Both 1940/50 are very powerfull motors, it really depends what you are running, with a heavy truggy i chose a 1950 since it is longer and technically has more torque, and i had it second-hand anyway so yeah;) Shorter motors can spool up faster so there is a little trade off, but all in all, im happy.


The problem with nitro's these days are that they arent brushless... LOL

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