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BenLandel There is the WPL esc receiver + transmitter you can get on BG. Some install Hobbywing 1080, but it requires some thinking to make it fit and it's not a cheap esc. You can go with a Hobbywing 1060, b... There is the WPL esc receiver + transmitter you can get on BG. Some install Hobbywing 1080, but it requires some thinking to make it fit and it's not a cheap esc. You can go with a Hobbywing 1060, but I'm not sure there is a brake hold since it's not a crawler esc. If I remember well, the truck will just go down an incline if you release brake or throttle. I'll be trying the new ISDT esc70 on my build...just waiting on both the truck and the esc at this time!! Ver mais

gedaymate front ones about 20mm shorter than the rear cheers

MarkRC 3mm

bowsa Sorry not 100% sure but I think you can. I can’t remember where mine came from. I’ve got to manny cars lol

biglarrr There are probably fifty companies that make after-market shocks that can be used on the 9105 Thunder. Extend your shock all the way open and measure the distance from center of top hole to center of ... There are probably fifty companies that make after-market shocks that can be used on the 9105 Thunder. Extend your shock all the way open and measure the distance from center of top hole to center of bottom hole, then run a search. I'm not going to measure for you, but off the top of my head I seem to remember that the standard shock length (center hole to center hole) is 87mm. There are several shock brands that have either that exact length, or shorter and longer if that is what you're looking for. NOTE: From my experience, You will be breaking axles if you put longer shocks on, since the increased angle will cause interference with the dogbones, and the wheel hub. Also, after multiple experiments, I am running the stock shocks. They work the best for me. Ver mais

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