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Team Associated RC10B7.1 FT Caster And Steering Block Set, Carbon [92577] Network SouthEast The Hitec D980TW is a TLR342015
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Team Associated RC10B7.1 FT Caster And Steering Block Set, Carbon [92577] Network SouthEast The Hitec D980TW is a TLR342015 The Hitec D980TW is a digital high voltage monster torque servo built for demanding RC applications requiring strong output and precise control or searing volkite cardanelle Genuine Factory Team carbon caster and steering block set for the Team Associated RC10B7 Lightweight tuning components for the compatible front steering and suspension assembly
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