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Old 08-05-2009
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can people post pic's of there electric installs so i can get an idea of the best way to install?

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thanks jimmy, but do the speedo and motor not get to hot being so close together?

looks good though.
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the esc shouldn't get hot from the motor since its only close to the plastic bit which doesn't conduct heat...
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Nobby, I place the esc on the other side swapping it with the reciever. Will send you a txt photo later
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I wonder if my New LRP Speedo will fit in the space. Course it will. Its smaller!!
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I wonder if my New LRP Speedo will fit in the space. Course it will. Its smaller!!
You might be able to beat me now eh!
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Depends if you do another world famous Green dive for the inside line, Hairline that is!!
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Anyway team mates, you all run esprit 3 recievers which are tiny. Seems pointless to cram the speedo into that gap and leave a gaping hole on the other side...
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