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Team Associated 3x27.5mm Shock Shafts (V2), TiN [91619] 25T Brushed Motor Aoshima's 1/24 Mazda FD3S RX-7 TLR342015
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Team Associated 3x27.5mm Shock Shafts (V2), TiN [91619] 25T Brushed Motor Aoshima's 1 24 Mazda FD3S RX 7 TLR342015 Aoshima's 1 24 Mazda FD3S RX 7 '02 Air Suspension Custom pairs the iconic RX 7 with a newly engineered adjustable chassis Rear two wheel drive (RWD) is the standard configuration for current 1 10 scale drifting R C cars and slides over the road surface under heavy counter steer Genuine Team Associated 3 x 27 5mm V2 TiN shock shafts for a wide range of compatible Team Associated buggy
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