Hobbywing EZRun 3660 G2 4600kV Sensorless Brushless Motor [30402652] 1/8 RC Electronics About 270 plastic parts (all TLR342015

Name: Hobbywing EZRun 3660 G2 4600kV Sensorless Brushless Motor [30402652] 1/8 RC Electronics About 270 plastic parts (all TLR342015
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 41963286541
Price: 119.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4131 (8 reviews)

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Hobbywing EZRun 3660 G2 4600kV Sensorless Brushless Motor [30402652] 1 8 RC Electronics About 270 plastic parts (all TLR342015 About 270 plastic parts (all molded in colour) snap together for assembly providing plenty of options for dynamic posing and display Hobbywing EZRun 3660 G2 4600KV sensorless brushless motor for powerful 1 10 RC car and truck applications The 3660 size motor is suited to sport and off road builds requiring fast response and strong acceleration

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