How many pieces are in the Rod "Torque" Redline?

Rod "Torque" Redline contains 30 pieces.

What age is the Rod "Torque" Redline recommended for?

This set is recommended for ages 18+.

When was the Rod "Torque" Redline released?

Rod "Torque" Redline was released in 2012.

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Rod "Torque" Redline

Discover the Rod "Torque" Redline from the Cars collection - 30 pieces of building excellence.

⏱ < 30 min 🧩 30 pcs

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Rod "Torque" Redline

29 parts

📦 Full Parts Inventory - 1 unique parts • 1 total pieces

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Part #: stickerupn0034 1× [No Color/Any Color]

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The Disney Cars LEGO set featuring Rod "Torque" Redline is obscure and was only available for a limited time, according to T Toy Reviews Ty. Other videos focus on broader LEGO Technic concepts like universal joints, gear ratios, and motor comparisons, without specific commentary on the Rod "Torque" Redline set itself.

Testing Lego-compatible Universal Joints (max torque, max angle, etc)

Brick Experiment Channel • 4.6M views Review

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driving 4 answers • 558.1K views Review

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RacingBrick • 449.1K views Review

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3.0 /5

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What the Community Says

6 YouTube reviews

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T Toy Reviews Ty provides a review of a damaged Rod "Torque" Redline, referencing another channel (Beadlesr's) and a blog for more information. Other top videos by channels like Brick Experiment Channel and RacingBrick focus on technical aspects of LEGO motors and mechanisms rather than specific set reviews.