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41999 buggy motor conversion

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LEGO enthusiast /u/DynamicznyDexter shared a modification for the LEGO Technic set 41999, converting it to use a buggy motor. The original poster found the L motors in their version of the set to be underpowered.

The conversion, which is available on Rebrickable, requires a 1x13 gear rack. However, the original builder did not have this part and was looking for a way to use the 1x7 gear racks that they did have.

Unfortunately, the article does not provide any further details about the conversion or whether a solution was found.

If you're looking to modify your own LEGO Technic sets, you might find a brick separator helpful for taking them apart.

Thanks to rebrickable, I built model 41999 from the parts I have in my collection, but it is definitely too weak on L motors. I found a conversion to a buggy motor, but it requires a 1x13 gear rack. I don't have such a part, and the model uses 1x7 gear racks. Is there a clever way to use 1x7 instead of 1x13? Here is a link to the conversion submitted by /u/DynamicznyDexter [link] [comments]

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