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Old 10-03-2009, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by tom_chang79
Freaking neat! Why don't you save yourself the hassle and just buy a buggy front and buggy/truck rear spring kit?
I will eventually. Right now I've got what I need.
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Old 10-03-2009, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by tom_chang79
Freaking neat! Why don't you save yourself the hassle and just buy a buggy front and buggy/truck rear spring kit?
Actually you just want the truck spring set.
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I will eventually. Right now I've got what I need.
Post some pics Dylan. Need to see some action shots

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There are some pics of it at rest on page 12. I'll have some action pics next weekend hopefully. I just hope I can make it through a heat or two without killing the nylon outdrives.
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Here is some video of a couple test passes I made. I may need to gear down lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMJxxulkEhI
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Here is some video of a couple test passes I made. I may need to gear down lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMJxxulkEhI
How do you have it geared now?
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How do you have it geared now?

23t pinion, and I don't know what spur. I guess whatever one came with the conversion.
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23t pinion, and I don't know what spur. I guess whatever one came with the conversion.
A 23T is huge and 3S will make for a wild ride too!!!
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Originally Posted by DJ1978
A 23T is huge and 3S will make for a wild ride too!!!
yeah i plan on getting a smaller spur, like 17 or 18 tooth, I was just using what was leftover from when I had my rustler vxl. it's the smallest one I had, the 28t wouldnt fit! lol
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Originally Posted by EvilDylan
Here is some video of a couple test passes I made. I may need to gear down lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMJxxulkEhI
Very nice Dylan, thanks for posting that. Looks pleny fast.

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i probably missed it on this thread, but i recently purchased a tc3 and i want to convert it to offroad. do i need to buy a conversion kit, or can i just buy parts off the shelf at my LHS?
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i probably missed it on this thread, but i recently purchased a tc3 and i want to convert it to offroad. do i need to buy a conversion kit, or can i just buy parts off the shelf at my LHS?
I don't know of any one else but RC Product Designs who produces a conversion kit to turn the TC3 Into an off road buggy.
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i would get a b44 for cheap if i were you
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