places to find veriety of brushes and springs?

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places to find veriety of brushes and springs?

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i dont know if its the whole vintage thing but im slowly going backwards instead of forward and im using a lot more brushed motors (just killed my last bl system) have you guys found any good sites to still find a wide selection of parts and such. im at that point where i might even pick up a comm lathe and a brush cutter too. :x

ive found some stuff at tower and a-main but not enough considering ive got all kinds of funky motors

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This might be of some help to you: http://www.integy.com/st_main.html?p_catid=189

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those integys are pretty intriguing but my guts tells me to stay away from integy, are they any good?

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I don't know how good they are but they're one of the few places left that still sell brushed motor parts so I figured I'd post the link. Something tells me they don't actually manufacture any of it so you're probably safe in that regard.

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Lowgear wrote: Something tells me they don't actually manufacture any of it so you're probably safe in that regard.
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good point

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I too find myself lately looking for more brushed motors. I was putting brushless in everything but nostalgia is winning, I am sure I will go back and forth.

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A while back, Kyosho had a garage sale. I picked up a few bags of 100 brushes just for rebuilding my motors. I am thinking of grabbing a comm lathe too. I haven't been able to find a cheap source of springs, though.
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RCveteran wrote:I too find myself lately looking for more brushed motors. I was putting brushless in everything but nostalgia is winning, I am sure I will go back and forth.
ya know what i ran my 27x2 w/ a 5k lipo in my blue eagle sunday during practice and it was god awful slow but was a total blast! was out there for atleast 30 minutes before i brought the car in. there's a lot to be said about nostalgia and out driving a bunch of brushless slash 4x4's and rusty's that were out there goofing around. speed is overrated (says the guy who runs oval) :mrgreen:

im picking up a bunch of old brushed motors from a local racer this saturday and i may be trying to haggle for his comm lathe too

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