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Powerhobby 345LP Low Profile High Torque / Voltage Servo WP : Vanquish Phoenix Maxx Parts 65
Powerhobby 345LP Low Profile High Torque / Voltage Servo WP : Vanquish Phoenix Maxx Parts 65
Powerhobby 345LP Low Profile High Torque / Voltage Servo WP : Vanquish Phoenix Maxx Parts 65
Powerhobby 345LP Low Profile High Torque / Voltage Servo WP : Vanquish Phoenix Maxx Parts 65
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Powerhobby 345LP Low Profile High Torque / Voltage Servo WP : Vanquish Phoenix Maxx Parts 65" wide tire is perfect

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Powerhobby 345LP Low Profile High Torque Voltage Servo WP : Vanquish Phoenix Maxx Parts 65" wide tire is perfect 65" wide tire is perfect for scale rigs begging for matching scale tires combined with unmatched rock crawling performance 83" (46mm) Aluminum Servo Horn and other hardware is included Stall Torque: 30kg 409 oz in @ 7

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