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They could be 550 but could also by any one of industrial motor armatures. Like from a cordless drill or blower motor or something.

If I can find it - I have a B&R 550 can motor. The comm was torn up, so I pulled the fan off a Titan armature, dropped it in there and put it in my slash. It was a very fun motor at that point adjustable timing and bearings!

If need be, I have one of these that can be opened. https://www.amazon.com/SURPASS-HOBBY-Brushed-Off-Road-Climbing/dp/B0982VQ9Q3?pd_rd_w=mHWQ6&pf_rd_p=390e7f28-3810-42a6-9321-761826dbbff4&pf_rd_r=F2252G9HCP1XDP1G4VMN&pd_rd_r=82e0036e-5a08-4668-8636-0fa40ff4fcc8&pd_rd_wg=kgM7u&pd_...

Does anyone recognize this comm lathe? I got it with some other parts recently, but there's no manufacturer marking and the printing on the label is completely rubbed off. It looks similar to a Trinity or Twister (which look like rebranded Trinity'?) with the comm positioned on the left side and mo...

Only one of those is an RC10L SS...the other is a Bolink Road Pro.

Looks like the glue for foam tires.

#3 and #4: I'm tempted to say "very early 1980s or late 1970s Tamiya F1 or F2 car", but don't pin me on that.

#1 Kyosho Circuit 20 (Rowdy Baja, etc.) front shock tower.
#2 Thought it was a Hot Trick Grasshopper front shock tower but it's not. Maybe it's for a Futaba FX10.
#3 Dunno...looks like a front upper brace for an 8th scale buggy.
#4 Tamiya Road Wizard rear pod brace and wing mounts.
#5 No idea.

#3 is from a kyosko mint Baja or the 4wd version, maybe. But definitely the 2wd model. 1/8" scale as phin said

The TF on the tool is the Top Flite logo. I Googled "Top Flite cutter" and got the answer. It's a MonoKote SmartCut Trimming Tool.

Few screen grabs

I’ve seen a few and have a couple but never with the red top or purple heat sinks they’re usually silver along with bearings.

I'll take a wild guess that it's been Frankenstein'd with bushings, and an endbell from a different motor. The armature could be from something else as well, and they just used the DS can.

You can see the dimple in the tab, where it was re-pressed.





The purple heatsinks look like the ones on my GM motors.

Could be part Firehawk.