Team Associated 13mm Shock Rebuild Set [91996] Crawler Wheels Firma 3650-3400kv 4-Pole Sensorless Brushless TLR342015

Name: Team Associated 13mm Shock Rebuild Set [91996] Crawler Wheels Firma 3650-3400kv 4-Pole Sensorless Brushless TLR342015
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SKU: 44856010976
Price: 20.99 USD
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Team Associated 13mm Shock Rebuild Set [91996] Crawler Wheels Firma 3650 3400kv 4 Pole Sensorless Brushless TLR342015 Firma 3650 3400kv 4 Pole Sensorless Brushless Motor is a genuine Spektrum component listed for compatible ARRMA RC vehicles Add your creative touch to create a unique and striking portrayal of this legendary mobile suit Genuine Team Associated 13mm shock rebuild set containing the service components used in modern 13mm big bore shock assemblies including shock spacers

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