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Got this really cook old school motor. I rebuilt it, cleaned the brushes and flushed in and out, resoldered them back on and made new input leads. Ran it on my test stand and it feels really stout.
Any guesses on model? I figured it was a Trinity.... Thanks for any help. Pink color appears to be original. Attachments: |
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Last edit: by 1972 LeMansGT Jim.
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Man, there's a few that that motor could be - Trinity, Peak Performance, Precision Motor Works. The extra dimples near the slots are not making it easy to find matching pics of!
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^ Yep, that's it - I actually have one! What threw me off was the endbell on mine stayed pink and didn't fade to orange.
Trinity Monster Stock Jr. Part 2 - circa 1994 Mine tested to 26,000 rpm @ 7.2V IG_tamiyaddiction
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Thats it alright!! Thanks guys!
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🤤 I love cpr units. Same if they are poor esc. But for shelves or soft runs , it's always fun to have a full tamiya setup. Congrats Todd.
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Oh the endorphins when the final piece arrives for a build!!!
Nice my friend! Very good shape as well..
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Thanks Jim. I’m looking forward to this build.
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