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30-06-2012
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lipos in a durango??
Hi all. need help. u have a durango 410. Its got a carbon chassis on it. when i put the cells in they are basically too high. if i flip them over then they fit fine but, it stetches the leads too much. what i need to know is the little feet on the bottom of the lipos, can they be trimmed down flush without going through the case?? Or any other ideas? Thanks for any help.
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30-06-2012
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By trimming the case of your lipos u would make them illegal for any Brca sanctioned events. They are in a sealed plastic case for our safety. Removing parts of this case would also make them worthless on the 2nd hand market! A much better/safer option would be to re wire the speedo.
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30-06-2012
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20min soldering job!
Don't buy Lrp lipo Gens ace are fine and approved lipo
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30-06-2012
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Look at getting the saddle packs that have the connector all the way thru that way you can flip the saddles over
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