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Davo	06-15-2005 05:13 PM

Trinity

Hi,

What are peoples thoughts on the Trinty COBOLTS??

Dav3

dontfeelcold

06-15-2005 07:45 PM

You won't regret getting one.

ADZY	06-15-2005 08:15 PM

They aren't to bad, but i will be sticking with my Orion V2, the Orion has just as much stick, and with half the com cutting, but the Trinity Cobalt is still a good motor.

Thanks,
Adam

Dragonfire

06-16-2005 05:50 AM

I have seen them used quite effectivly. Usually the trinity motors are quite torquey so they should be easy to use. They do require a true every run but the XXX nt brushes do many many runs.

Rod M

06-16-2005 07:15 AM

have you guys seen the new "EPIC shock modified" ?

there is a Ad in July RC car action mag,

the end bell looks a bit like the V2 but the brushes are still at 90deg to the comm

Stonzy

06-16-2005 07:23 AM

Link us all up to the pics plz :)

vr01	06-16-2005 07:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rod M

have you guys seen the new "EPIC shock modified" ?

there is a Ad in July RC car action mag,

the end bell looks a bit like the V2 but the brushes are still at 90deg to the comm

They will be AARCMCC legal too, soon...

bender

06-16-2005 12:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rod M

have you guys seen the new "EPIC shock modified" ?

there is a Ad in July RC car action mag,

the end bell looks a bit like the V2 but the brushes are still at 90deg to the comm

Is that the motor Travis Amezuca was running at the recent off road worlds warm up?

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