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Wife is kinda homebound nowadays with lots of time in a chair so I got her a E-flite blade mcx for Christmas after seeing these posts. She likes it but we need a couple more batteries. She picked it up pretty quick, no pro but can take off, hover, maneuver around the room and land it safely most...

Cool, I would like to get some decent vid editing software. I have only used Moviemaker and one other old sony program.

Did you not like the 454 14t motors? Great looking and looks like performing rig from you vids. Maybe I will come out to a comp again this winter... We will see.

I run them, they work way better than my M2 mashers I had last. However I am also somewhere around last place in the summer series.

Or use an old fiberglass dome tent pole as a sleeve so you don't have to drill and tap.

You can see the long set screws in this pic http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXMJG9&P=7

This is how most do it.

Many people use deans to connect the motor to the esc also

No, those are TLT axles I believe.

Cool vid Tanis, You better bring those tires to the comp, your gonna need em.:D

Yes you are talking supers. The 2.2 class is limited to a 2.2" wheel and the size limits posted above. 12.5"x12.5". Your dimensions seem close to what most are running, maybe a lil wide.

Most are built. Find some axles and build how you want. Best way? whatever works for you. There are soooo many options on how to build or what chassis to buy(if you don't want to build one)

I also run 6 cell sub C I don't plan on changin' either.

Might be crawlin in the snow in the morning. I got about 2" here now at 2am :clappy:

The hole or holes in the piston skirt should be on the intake side.

I will probably be down in the morning too. See ya there.

The Jeep tj has a four link suspension stock. Just short links. Right now I will not be building one but it is interesting to me. I like the general rules: frame rails, frame mounted steering, "stock"like suspension(leaf, link,torsion included) and width, tires in wheelwells, full bodys.

Same post as the one at RCCrawler: Part 2 of the comp. Most of the video was in the first vid I posted. Runnin 2 courses at the same time made me miss a few good runs but here it is. http://www.zippyvideos.com/4348482126454706/12-9part2/

We don't pay to compete, so we also don't have prizes. Its about bragging rights and now a possible invite to nationals. The rules are here http://www.nw-wheelers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7395

I have a linked and shocked TLT and a torsion type clod. I drive my TLT better than my clod I think because I have been wheelin for a while and it acts like a real rig. Picking similar kinds of lines. But it is amazing what the extra ground clearance of a stick/torsion can do for ya.