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Old 09-27-2014, 06:31 AM
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Well, finally got mine all read to go, going to do some test n tune today at the track with it. I'm running a HW Stock Spec V3.1 ESC, Speed Passion MMM 10.5t motor, Savox 1256TG servo, Futaba 4PLS radio. It's running the 4 gear mid motor configuration.

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Old 09-27-2014, 10:47 PM
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cool paint job, did you do that yourself?
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Old 09-28-2014, 07:48 AM
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No, I got it that way, I got the truck used. Someone put a lot of time into the paint job for sure.
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Like the paint. Looks like a grizzly bear attacked a watermelon! Nice and bright!!
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Yeah, I shouldn't have a problem seeing it!
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Especially if you get those glasses we talked about. If not, you're going to have to be Cab lights on it too!
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Picked up an RTR ST a few months ago for my 3 year old....wrong choice - its mine now!

Pulled it apart to clean things up and noticed an "E-Clip" missing from the gear diff. Soooo, spent all week waiting for that to come in the mail. Finally got it back together and started to bench tune the suspension. Found the front end to be WAY too stiff - I think they are the dark blue springs. I'll be testing with some other springs this week and repost. This is a super cool ST. I have been an ST fan for a long time, I have no idea why its no longer on the ROAR class listing.
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How well do these hold up to decently powerful brushless motors? I've got a 17.5 ordered, but for bashing I'm guessing that I'm going to want something significantly more powerful, more along the lines of the Velenion in my P4de or the 3500 KV Tacon in my dad's Ruckus. I keep staring at the plastic gears in the transmission that I'm putting together, and getting flashbacks of my kid trashing the plastic gears in his ECX Circuit with the stock 20t motor, and my dad trashing the same plastic gears in his Ruckus on his very first pack after I put the Tacon motor in.

Is this kit going to hold up to real brushless power, or am I doomed to destroy it with basher-level power?
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Originally Posted by Redsawacs
Picked up an RTR ST a few months ago for my 3 year old....wrong choice - its mine now!

Pulled it apart to clean things up and noticed an "E-Clip" missing from the gear diff. Soooo, spent all week waiting for that to come in the mail. Finally got it back together and started to bench tune the suspension. Found the front end to be WAY too stiff - I think they are the dark blue springs. I'll be testing with some other springs this week and repost. This is a super cool ST. I have been an ST fan for a long time, I have no idea why its no longer on the ROAR class listing.
front spring is way to stiff is right.

i use losi 22t springs. easier to get. I really love the ST. I think its one of if not the best cars durango makes.

i really need to get around to figuring what body can work with it with modding the mount.
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Originally Posted by Jim85IROC
How well do these hold up to decently powerful brushless motors? I've got a 17.5 ordered, but for bashing I'm guessing that I'm going to want something significantly more powerful, more along the lines of the Velenion in my P4de or the 3500 KV Tacon in my dad's Ruckus. I keep staring at the plastic gears in the transmission that I'm putting together, and getting flashbacks of my kid trashing the plastic gears in his ECX Circuit with the stock 20t motor, and my dad trashing the same plastic gears in his Ruckus on his very first pack after I put the Tacon motor in.

Is this kit going to hold up to real brushless power, or am I doomed to destroy it with basher-level power?
i run 9.5 trackstar in mine. it holds up fine. had mine since January. ECX is not the same as Durango.
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Depending on the track, I run 8.5 and 10.5 Speed Passion motors in mine.
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I run a 10.5 Speed Passion MMM in mine, 4-gear, mid motor configuration. As long as you don't lock the slipper clutch up completely you won't destroy and transmission gears.
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Originally Posted by trick25
front spring is way to stiff is right.

i use losi 22t springs. easier to get. I really love the ST. I think its one of if not the best cars durango makes.

i really need to get around to figuring what body can work with it with modding the mount.
I was thinking Losi or Associated springs might fit, definitely easier to get locally.
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i run the outdoor in rear motor 4 gear. 22t green front(3.5 pounds) and white rear (1.8 pound). i really like it for outdoor. rear end sinks in good on accelration and front handles jumps good.

and remember the associated slipper pad works. cheaper and is a little thicker. and i think they work better.
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Originally Posted by trick25
i run the outdoor in rear motor 4 gear. 22t green front(3.5 pounds) and white rear (1.8 pound). i really like it for outdoor. rear end sinks in good on accelration and front handles jumps good.

and remember the associated slipper pad works. cheaper and is a little thicker. and i think they work better.
A even better solution is the Avid Triad clutch setup, I switched my B5M over to one, much better than stock, more consitant feeling and lighter than the stock assembly. I will be switching over the DEST to one soon.
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