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Pulled this when I converted to brushless. Would make a great back up esc or replacement stock esc. Works fine. I will solder the bullet connectors back on once sold. I can solder Deans plugs on for the battery if you use Deans, otherwise you will have to use your own battery plug. Take $18...

The GoolRC system has been working great for me. Zero issues so far. They make program cards for it too if that's what concerns you

You won't regret it! It's a very fun truck. I highly recommend the kit also because that adds to the fun getting to build it. Plus you will get to pick out your body color. That will introduce you into painting body's also. You can even pick up a spare body down the road for a different color if...

Lol thanks woodie. Yea I make the scale pallets. They always make for nice showing of new incoming parts or upgrades. I even thought about making a scale box for the parts to go in and wrapping the pallet with the boxes on it with saranwrap to look like it came straight out of a warehouse...

The AMP would make a good entry level RC due to its low price and durability. It's good to go right out of the box. Even if you get the kit it's easy to put together with minimum time to do so. However, in my opinion after buying an AMP, doing the necessary upgrades (yes I said necessary...

Speed test on my slash, 28mph, so my AMP is now faster than my Slash :P

Lol, so I guses 32 is a pretty good speed for my AMP. Now it's up to par in speed with our slashes, now let's just see how it handles on the track. Although I do have a Gyro that I'm running in it, so that will tame it down alot. I could imagine without a Gyro it would be tough getting off the...

Well I got a speed test in on the road with my phone taped to the roof. I got a max speed of 32mph. That's with a fresh charged 2s lipo. Now giving the fact that the weight of my phone, plug the aerodynamic drag my phone was probably creating, im sure the actual speed without my phone is...

Well, first off that's not the correct item that's being reviewed. Second, I only find two actual negative results out of the lonely 7 reviews, and that's the two that said a faulty esc. The rest of the reviews is either good reviews, or people just being big babies like "the fan is too loud, oh...

Picked up a 25t pinion today. So my gearing is now 25/87, not much different than my slash at 23/86. I did a quick test run (its dark so it was very brief) and O M G!! This thing hauls butt!! I did not run it long enough to test motor temps, but I couldn't hold it wot for long lol, I would run...

This was pulled from my AMP before I changed it over to a esc with seperate Rx. This one does not have much use, maybe 6 runs or so. Works perfectly fine. I'm selling this either together OR seperate, so if you just need the Tx or just need the ESC, or both, let me know which you want. I have...

Yea really.... This was my stock and I figured somebody could use a replacement. I am aware of the integrated version, but this is the original version

I haven't payed much attention to the cogging then. I will test soon, but right off hand if it done it then it wasn't bad. Brushless motors are intended for higher speeds, crawlers on the other hand need to go slow and smooth therefore require sensored motors. As for extensions, I trust my own...

Thanks for the comments on my garage. I build scale crawlers also so the scale garage just falls along with the rest of my rc's. What is cogging? Yes the 2s lipo definiatly performs better. As for making extensions, I also build and fly model airplanes. Most all of which extensions of various...

On this site, in the AMP forum

I just installed a Gool RC Brushless system in my AMP today, I love it. Great combo. Oh, and it's only $39.99 shipped!! I posted a mini review on this same AMP forum

Well, my Gool RC 3500kv Brushless Combo arrived today so I thought I would take some pics and give my thoughts on the setup and performance since I know alot of people are curious of this system. First initial thoughts: Motor comes nicely packed in a small package with the motor wrapped in...

Lol. Yea now I will add that I have not ran mine through mud or water or sand, other than hosing it off a couple times but I usually take my air compressor to it right after to blow most of the water off before storing it away.

I'm actually still on my stock bearings. People are under-rating those as well, my stock bearings have held up good. I can put my truck on the stand and give the front wheels a spin and they will free spin forever lol. The gears did not come with any grease, you must put your own. I recommend...

Curious of how many of you found different body's that will fit the AMP good and which ones?