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Re: Intake wheel motors
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Originally Posted by Chris is me View Post
At this point, seems like the best choices are between the BAG, the mini-CIM, or the 775Pro.
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I concur, but will add that some intakes (depending many factors) will work well with an AM 9015 reduced through a BB P60. This combination saves some space and weight relative to the VersaPlanetary, which might be a good trade against the VP's benefits.
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