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:haha: love it.

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Just a note, most 2.4g receivers can take more than 6v. If you have a 2.4g radio, JR Spektrum I know for sure. I set my bec's up to 6.2v, never an issue. All you have to do is wire the CC BEC red and black power in wires with your battery wires before you solder up and shrink wrap the deans...

little Iroks. :redneck: http://rc4wdstore.com/2/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=14&products_id=813&osCsid=438793b977c0fa166366b5d046c18bff

so you bought the Rover. :awesomework: :cool: I got this, wanna go RC wheeling? :corn:

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As far as I know, they will be available to the public in early June. The set of tires seen on RCC are proto's that have been out for testing buy a chosen few. I have heard good things so far, but certain tires work better in different areas of the U.S. than other areas of the U.S.

this! :awesomework: but rcp has been really bringing the suck lately.

You should try to have your car as light as possible, but still be able to climb and descend the steep grades. I usually shoot for about a little over a 60% weight bias toward the front. A well balanced car is the key to a good handling car. Basically if your fore to aft COG is about 1/4" to...

IC 2000 glue, get it at any hobby shop. works great!! its black glue too. :awesomework:

do work son!! :awesomework::corn:

Go over to crashes and make a chassis, Get 8 steel 112mm Revo links and have at it. I made my own chassis using these and it came out great. Also when you get the axles, flip the lower link mounts, then run the 3.5" Traxxas big bore shocks. Basically what I did, I didn't have to bend any links...

right on, your going to love the new rig, they drive nice.

the plan worked?? :awesomework::corn:

MOA's will give you the lowest COG and no torque twist. Torque twist on a shafty will decrease traction from unloading ground pressure from on side of the car. Really bad torque twist will actually carry a front tire off the ground in a climb. Even an MOA can lift a front tire once in awhile if...

yea whatever, been there done that. You never know, everybody is different. Some catch on right away and drive exceptionally well, some don't. I am not the best out there and it's my own fault. I don't put the time in to be a top guy in competition. I can build a car that works extremely well...

yep your new, and don't know what your talking about as usual. :haha: and being a good 1:1 driver has nothing to do with driving a RC crawler. There are a few similarities, but very few. Setting up a rc crawler compared to the real thing is different, and when driving a crawler you have to...

I am working up to coming to the comps again, I have had a lot of crap I have had to take care of on the personal level.

depends on who is driving wich.:; I personally know probably one of the top Losi drivers around here, Todd Barry. He has spent more money on that car to get it to work the way it does than I ever did on my AX-10. I crawled with Todd back when I had my old shafty, neither one of the cars where...

you really don't know who I am huh. research?? :haha: I probably forgot more about crawlers that most people know, and what I said was my opinion, take it or leave it. Here is a little history. Started crawling in 2003, Super class rigs where all that was out there. 2.2's weren't even...