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You are right astyanax. You should watch Sariel's video on the RC system. When he shows the motor by itself Sariel tells you that they spin in opposite directions. Just look up some pictures of the RC Buggy Motor taken apart, you will see that there is not a gear in between the two outputs, so they cannot spin in the same direction. Hope this helps clear up the confusion, JLiu15 :) ;

Hey guys, If any of you guys are interested about making your XL motors go faster, you should know some things before you modify them. First, they loose about half of their torque. They spin about 2x faster. And, taking them apart damages the motor casing connections. I have personally taken apart 4 of my XL motors, took out 3 of the gears closest to the motor, and glued the two orange pieces together. The motor output is not perfectly straight as a result of my horrible job but they can be used for faster Lego models:) I will have to take some of them apart again so I can use them for their torque:) They do not go as fast as the RC buggy motors if you are wondering... I have not tried a different motor but that sounds like a good idea! That is if you want to go rebel:) Hope this helps a little bit.

Hello LvdH and fellow EuroBrick members! I agree with @mugwump and @GoldVillage, Lego should really consider re-introducing Lego Model Team, Racers or even World Racers. They could also create a new theme for the different Technic racing or competition vehicles that are coming 2021. Also, I think that most of the small car sets will have one function or none at all, either steering or suspension. I will be looking forward to the Jeep Wrangler, Off-Road Vehicle, and the Hydraulic excavator sets. They might introduce some new pieces in the Monster jam trucks and the McLaren Senna GTR, but they will most likely not be as functional as the Technic Ferrari or the Hydraulic Excavator (which will most likely be linear actuators, see set 42100). Soon we will see what these sets will look like, and I hope we will not be under socialist rule here in the USA when they come out... Keep building and stay creative!

My name is Evan Mitchell, Ever since I first bought a Lego set I have been intrigued with the amazing possibilities of the Lego system and have never stopped playing with them! I always have loved building Lego vehicles, specifically trucks, and I focus on the suspension and drivetrain systems. My favorite theme is Lego Technic. I think it is the most functional theme of Lego! The more I build with it the more I love it. Have fun building!

Hello Team Enthusiast! My name is Evan, I think the Chevrolet K5 Blazer Silverado V8 1984 is one of the best-looking Lego models I have seen in a while! Most of the Lego truck models I see with the 62.4x20 Lego wheels do not look realistic. The suspension looks great! I have made some models but I cannot seem to make them strong enough at this scale. I have made a good amount of Lego creations, but about half of them I did not finish as I started with to many ideas to implement. Thank you for making instructions for the model! Evan Mitchell e3mitchell@protonmail.com