


When running the Aveox RC7 brushless motor and L160RC speed controller, this
Bandit hit just under 50 MPH (verified by GPS)
That was a fun experiment with the brushless system, but not particularly
practical, so I wanted to shoot for the magical 30 MPH mark and passed it with
this combination. (Using 7-cell Sanyo 3000 battery pack or 8-cell generic 3000
pack)


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Brand new RTR Bandit with servo and
pistol-grip radio system: $125 |
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Team Orion, Rush 15 turn – double-wind motor
with gold plated end-bell: $19 |
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MTroniks,
Sonik3 RV 15+ turn electronic speed control (ESC) $55 with reverse, 1-button
setup, 8-cell capability, and lifetime replacement guarantee from
MTroniks. It’s also water proof!
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Rustler front axles to mount wide wheels and
tires to: $4 |
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Full bearings, all the way around: $15
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Traxxas wheels (4) wide: $10
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Traxxas street slicks tires (4) wide: $20
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Extra front thin wheels (2): $10
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Team Losi buggy
front ribbed tires mounted and glued: $15 |
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Spare wide street slick tire for when you
need it |
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8-cell NiMH 3000
MAh special custom made battery pack to achieve
these insane speeds and power, along with extra-long run-times: $30
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Deans bars and solder for custom battery
pack: $3.50 |
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Special Robinson Racing pinion gear to
achieve these high speeds without degrading acceleration: $4
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Original Traxxas rear
knobbie tires and wheels (2) |
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Original Traxxas front
knobbie tires and wheels (2) |
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Original Traxxas front axles for use with
thin buggy wheels |
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Extra camber linkage for when you need it
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Extra A-Arm for when you need it
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Extra battery brace nuts for when you need it
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