Hi guys,

I'm experiencing some problems with my back wheels. Either my screw nut tends to loosen while I drive or when i fasten it harder it somehow blocks my wheel partially. I don't know how exactly I can fix this. It is quite annoying, as it has destroyed two wheels already..

Has anybody of you had the same issue? Do you know any method to fix this?

Cheerz

Run the rear hex adapters and some new nutts, it will fix your problems

I'd also make sure the crush tube isn't damaged and/or the correct size.

Guys, i have a 3 run old reedy 6.5 for sale...not even a week old..im looking for 70.00 shipped to the lower 48 states..

stock b44 body

thats the original b44 body. never been crazy about the b44.1 or any of the new cab forward bodies...

So I'm adding weight to my b44 like the b44.1 but it doesn't fit. It's hitting the rear shaft. Help.ballast weight that it. Thanks

I dont even use the ballest weight, it causes it to jump weird

I used tape weights, stuck to the insides of the lipos.

Hey all, new to the B44.1, just got my used one yesterday. Anything I should worry about right off the bat? I need to mount up some rubber, put the electrics in, paint up the body, and figure out the wiring on these pesky new saddle packs.....

The stock setup is great, and it's pretty much bulletproof as long as you aren't bouncing off stuff.

Keep it off the pipe, and don't overdrive it just because it's 4WD. Do everything you can to stay smooth, and follow the fast line.

Coming from 2WD, you have to really focus on braking before the turn. That's the biggest hurdle for me.

I've been wanting to try out EP 1/10 4WD Buggy..and the B44.1 seems to be a very popular car in this class..Just wondering,does the buggy comes with big bore shocks?if it doesn't,is the buggy good enough with the standard shocks?

It doesn't and it's great.

thanks!is there any building tips or recommended option parts that i need to know of?:confused:

Thanks for the reply. What exactly would be the effect of a damaged or missized crush tube?