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Old 09-26-2006, 10:17 AM
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I bumped the original XXX-CR thread up. The CVD's are MIP part number 1200. Apprently Losi doesn't make them anymore.
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thanks fluff. ill just read the hundred or so pages! lol but motor wise what is good for a semi-tight track with one long strait and a big double?

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For 19T I would use the komodo dragon. For Stock I would go with the CO27.
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The EA3 is decent stuff. It does not have the extreme durablilty of the graphite but it does take abuse pretty well.
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