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Funny how much that drive train looks like my 22-4! I guess Losi just ran out of ideas.

I've never heard of armature dye. :oops: What is the reason for using it? It's something I brought over from 1/24th slot car racing. Basically it just protects the stacks from corrosion. It's probably a little more useful in slots than RC because in slots you're constantly moving motors in and out ...

Well here it is finished. Cleaned it up, cut the com, hit it with some armature dye, a fresh coat of paint and some new brushes. I think it's probably not special enough to go through getting a new repro label. Came out nice though. Honestly it was in great shape to begin with. Might put it up on eb...

I believe I found what I have been looking for. This label seems very familiar and everything matches with the info posted by Jirka. This pic may not be the exact 13turn triple but it's definitely from the right series. I also found a post on another site where the guy had the endbell off. Couldn't ...

That's what threw me off about the Twister vs. Trinity thing. Everything about the motor told me twister but the heat sinks. I kept seeing them on Trinity motors. I've used lots of both through the years so it's entirely possible I stole from one to upgrade another. I know the can, arm and at least ...

I see now that the 2003 is the model number rather than the year. The way I understood it before was that 2003 was the release year. Man do I feel like a dummy! Ha ha ha

Awesome! Thank you very much!

So I've had this motor since probably mid 90's or so. Some time in my younger (dumber) days I must have removed the can sticker for one reason or another. Recently I've been digging through my old RC stuff and stumbled across it. I am restoring it and for the life of me can't remember what motor it ...