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Old 01-05-2016, 12:32 PM
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Thanks, I love the way the wheels look with the car, cant stand dish wheels. Going to run some Proline Electrons on them for our track. I really don't care if dish wheels are more sturdy yada yada yada, they look like crap. These blinged out wheels are the closest I could find that remind me of the days when 4wd off road cars looked mean and awesome (Kyosho Optima, Tamiya Hotshot etc...). If I could, I would run the hard rubber pin spike tires that came with them because they look so bad@55.
What wheels are those BTW?
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Old 01-05-2016, 01:01 PM
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What wheels are those BTW?
I think some cheap HSP wheels on ebay with 12mm hexes. 2.2 size.
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If using Poline wheels, what ones do we need? The Losi or associated?
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If using Poline wheels, what ones do we need? The Losi or associated?
I use lazer zx5 front wheels with 12mm hex and 4wd rear wheels with 12mm hex
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Anyone want aluminum rear hubs? EXOTEK I want rear hubs to finish off my d413. HELP
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Anyone want aluminum rear hubs? EXOTEK I want rear hubs to finish off my d413. HELP
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If using Poline wheels, what ones do we need? The Losi or associated?
Losi 22-4 fronts.
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Anyone want aluminum rear hubs? EXOTEK I want rear hubs to finish off my d413. HELP
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Does anyone know whether the schelle or avid aluminum chassis takes saddle pack? Thanks.
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Old 01-07-2016, 08:04 PM
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Does anyone know whether the schelle or avid aluminum chassis takes saddle pack? Thanks.
From the looks of it does look like it has pre drilled holes on both sides.


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Old 01-07-2016, 08:06 PM
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Does anyone know whether the schelle or avid aluminum chassis takes saddle pack? Thanks.
The Schelleracing is just +4 longer. You still have the option of saddle or shorty as you would the kit chassis.
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Are any of you guys running the saddle pack layout on a smaller clay indoor track ? Was it quicker for you than the shorty layout ? I know there is a clearance issue , but if it works well , it may be worth the BS
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Are any of you guys running the saddle pack layout on a smaller clay indoor track ? Was it quicker for you than the shorty layout ? I know there is a clearance issue , but if it works well , it may be worth the BS
a local racer built his car with saddle packs and the buggy felt lazy compared to mine which is shorty. for me, the shorty makes the buggy very agile.
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Old 01-08-2016, 05:37 PM
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Are any of you guys running the saddle pack layout on a smaller clay indoor track ? Was it quicker for you than the shorty layout ? I know there is a clearance issue , but if it works well , it may be worth the BS
I originally built mine with saddle packs and could not get any pitch control. The rear was just too heavy. the car always landed on the back wheels or wing. I'm not sure how HB expected it to work.
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For those running a 6.5 motor, how long do your outdrives last?

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