Brushed Motor Removal

In this section, we will remove the brushed motor that comes with the chassis. Removing the brushed motor and replacing it with a BLDC motor (as detailed in the following section) requires a significant amount of time and effort. An alternative is to instead buy the Pro Version of the Redcat Blackout racecar chassis. This will lead to a slightly more expensive build, but that chassis already has a BLDC motor installed.

[@MOTIVATEDLIVING]

Very helpful video. Thank you 🙏
I bought the brushed version as my first RC. Once I started getting brushless ones, this vehicle started collecting dust, so I figured I would give it a new life 😎

[@nicknoyb8067]

Anyone else cussing about the absurd amount of the car has to be taken apart?

[@diangelic1]

Yes

[@mrfoxproductions871]

Real

[@Bowtieguy-dh7om]

This was the perfect video for me. Excellent tutorial. And yes that setscrew on the main gear is really tight!!

[@123wordbird321]

Very helpful. They don't make it very easy do they?

[@torontorc4637]

Great instructional video, thanks 👍🏽

[@rc3151]

Super handy rhanks fellah appreciate it. Just inherited one of these in pretty rough shape. Seems like really nice under all the abuse though.

[@jbayedgar6793]

Omg thank u SO MUCH

[@48Muscle]

I won't buy another redcat

[@shawnconnolly5525]

Sounds like you’re writing a boring essay 💯