JoeyE

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...yea, previous pages.

Roger

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There are more mini's than any other car

Steven Key

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Thanks, RC Doc

KyLayfield

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Could someone tell me a where I could find a hobby shop with the Swift kit in stock? I've tried Tower, Stormer, and Speedtech...no luck. Thanks -Ky

Hustler

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Yeah, but who's going to pay to ship her? LOL!!

-Sean

Hill834

Ultimate Hobbies has a few at around $100USD

lbckevin

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Thats a good price, ebay guys want $85 for the kit and $40 for shipping.

speedemall

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Slicks or treads?Do they make s- grip treaded?

minidriver

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Tower is supposed to get them in "late June", and at $114.99 not a bad price. If you bring it up to $200 total order, take off another $25. I'm waiting for them to arrive to get one myself, along with an extra body at $37.99 (same late June date) and a couple of other accessories.

KyLayfield

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Thanks, guess I'll wait for Tower to get them in. -Ky

Slotmachine

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There is a Hobby store called Hobbyworks GO HERE

justin lessard

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how many amps sould a johnson motor pull?

RaceBucks

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We run handout motors at our track; new out of the box they pull 0.9 to 1.1 amps with no load, after significant use they can get to 1.4amps no load. I don't have a good way to measure amps under load, however I suspect it's around 3 amps given they way the battery recharges.

Hill834

I was wondering what would happen if you disconnected the motor from the esc and hooked it up to the motor checker or dyno and put the car on a slick surface, held on to the car and let the wheels spin. Might get a close approximation of actual amp draw. Just a thought.

Hebiki

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are you guys checking the motors with a Motor Master? (team much more) if so, at how many volts? thanks!