One of the reasons why I kinda don't plan on racing Box Stock is because as you mentioned on one of your videos, the attachment points for the rollers will enlarge over time and if the Box Stock Kit that I'm using has like one of those limited or one of kind colored chassis, then I'm kinda screwed cause they're either expensive than the kit itself, or is no longer in production. At least for Tuned or BMAX, it's not a problem because the rollers are attached to plates especially Carbon ones.
boxstock is more expensive when using cars that is limited edition when the parts wear out , finding parts of it can be so difficult unlike for tuned class parts can be replaced at any color can also be mix and match
My motor has failed but idk why I tested with multimeter all connections seem fine contact of brushes is fine but doesn't spin when I apply voltage it's a sick motor too any suggestions? Or knowledge to share
You will have to replace the brushes. A friend of mine did that for me for one motor and now it's good as new, but remember that once you do that you cannot use that motor in races.
One of the reasons why I kinda don't plan on racing Box Stock is because as you mentioned on one of your videos, the attachment points for the rollers will enlarge over time and if the Box Stock Kit that I'm using has like one of those limited or one of kind colored chassis, then I'm kinda screwed cause they're either expensive than the kit itself, or is no longer in production.
At least for Tuned or BMAX, it's not a problem because the rollers are attached to plates especially Carbon ones.
boxstock is more expensive when using cars that is limited edition when the parts wear out , finding parts of it can be so difficult unlike for tuned class parts can be replaced at any color can also be mix and match
Mach frame fighting korea is very expensive here in the philippines. It costs 3500 pesos
Yes, it costs a lot here, too. Very rare and sometimes $100 USD.
@@claredinother seller....sell the limited edition for $150
My motor has failed but idk why I tested with multimeter all connections seem fine contact of brushes is fine but doesn't spin when I apply voltage it's a sick motor too any suggestions? Or knowledge to share
You will have to replace the brushes. A friend of mine did that for me for one motor and now it's good as new, but remember that once you do that you cannot use that motor in races.