RB 523 in a Truggy
01-20-2008, 08:42 PM
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RE: RB 523 in a Truggy
Ya won't work lol, I think it is made for just t-maxx's and revo's with a special motor mount. What is your price range ill find you a good upgrade motor for the ST-1.
01-20-2008, 09:27 PM
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RE: RB 523 in a Truggy
doesnt really matter. im looking for best value and enough power to be on the verge of crazy...i was thinking off the top of my head a AB modded picco .28 P3.
01-20-2008, 09:38 PM
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RE: RB 523 in a Truggy
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doesnt really matter. im looking for best value and enough power to be on the verge of crazy...i was thinking off the top of my head a AB modded picco .28 P3.
doesnt really matter. im looking for best value and enough power to be on the verge of crazy...i was thinking off the top of my head a AB modded picco .28 P3.
that would be your best bet, I wonder where you got the idea of that[&:]
01-20-2008, 10:05 PM
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RE: RB 523 in a Truggy
Dude the picco .28 STOCK is amazing value. Can be found for $180 on towerhobbies. Or $188 at a-main for the jammin .28 which is the same. The jammin .28 or the picco .28 in non pullstart are the same and have different crank timing compared to the picco .28 with pullstart. For a truggy the non pullstart motor is best.
