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Broke in a batch of motors to prep for the Dyno

I just reached out to Steve, I'll update when I hear back

Nope!

depends on the motor, I set the current at 5a on a 21t for example and it takes about 15 minutes to seat the brushes at around 2.3v the voltage comes up a little as they seat) The 21t are active now, just got done dynoing and stickering them up. https://factoryworks.com/shop/ols/categories/factory-w...

didnt see that coming!

It must be real I saw it on the internet!

I wasn't sure if this went in yokomo or rc10 rere lol

Preorder link-
https://60years.associatedelectrics.com/9a9426257782dda826901b9782686c95/

Yeah they pulled the link again. I'm sure in a day or two they will be ready for presale. Price was 469, same as the yok

Those look like the CRP, and I don't recall a matching front. Their fronts had holes.

If you have a spare body that is cut right or even not cut right you can use it as a template. Made masking tape marks to show where the cut should be less, curves, etc. place the old body over the fresh one and draw the cut lines. I've done this a few times on difficult fits

Nobody really used the single cup on the early cars, people installed the pack sideways. The holes were offset to one side as well, so the pack would have sat at a bit of an angle. It was for servo clearance with the speed control on one side but that never made it to production.

Traxxas in the news hahaha

They should rename it the Traxxas Karma

I've only ever seen that as a Kimbrough 137, but I know AE sold Kimbrough items as well. Very cool piece to allow following the bushing rule while adding a bearing

Lol. I think a lot of people are reading this wrong. AE probably isn't going after fan, as he is in a different country with different.... Er, no ... laws lol. They will be going after the distribution ("certain vendors") as those are who they can go after. Sucks, but understandable ... th...

I think it will boil down to the same thing Traxxas was after all along, be very clear that it FITS an RC10 but dont market it AS an rc10 part. Dont use their name on it. Dont do anything that would result in confusion between your product and theirs. They cant keep you from using RC10 as a marketin...