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Old 10-03-2005, 08:21 AM
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Magnesium wheel hubs weighs only 0.5 gr.

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Magnesium screws also.




0.07 gr for the m3x6 flathead.
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Am I the only one who didn't see the link for the motor air scoop?
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Where and who makes them...Link please....Just trying to gather info...

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Part number by chance?

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Tir pinion: 1.05 gr. Steel: 5 gr.
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1/12 Scale voltage regulator. It converts 4.8V to 6V so you don't need a heavy reciever pack. Made by Team Laje:



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Now we can see when the battery's explode.

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Originally Posted by Barry White
Here is the first one.
Air duct with built in fan for belt or shaft cars.

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