the gears are inside the the roto start part thats on the engine. at the back of the engine there is 4 screws that hold it on and if you take them out and pull that piece out you will see a few gears or a fan looking thing. you just pull those out and you will see the rod and crank and the inside of the engine. once you see that then you will be able to put that back plate on that i showed in the last post. and like i said in the last post make sure the piston is at the top of the stroke. also there might be a spacer between the engine mount the motor and if there is you will have to take the spacers out so that the fly wheel can be at the right height for the bump/starter box.

if you are close to a track and you dont race you could just go and hang out you will learn so much just listening and talking to people even if you do not plan on racing its always good to go whenever you can just to learn. you can bring your truggy and when you start talking to someone you usually can get them to show you stuff to do to your truggy.

but i will look for a diagram to show you what the difference between the two different types of back plate.<br type="_moz" />