Hey, he's not wrong, neither am I and neither is anyone who has rendered an opinion on this regard.

No matter what setup you're running, you gotta be able to drive it. If you can't drive it, it's not the right setup and you need a base with which to adjust from.

Therefor

Running the Ryans setup gives a good base used by guys that you have to admit are winners. Turn laps, not wrenches until you figure out where your setup is lacking. then consult reference manuals to determine the checks and balances that setup changes affect. Make 1 change, go turn laps until you can determine how it changed the truck. Make adjustments, go drive laps...etc, etc...

Turn laps, not wrenches...I think there's a siggie there...

Quit being a closed minded putz.

Any good saddle packs out there that won't break the bank. Have not had the need for any in a long while but I think I'm gonna need a few now.;)

Sounds like you needed another shim.

Not "I" said the fly.

Nice job!

our last layout at mikes had a tripple that size, and I had no problem skying it.

Nope, no added weight.

My total fanboi review :)
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Check for binding, it is a pressure sensitive unit, if you have drag on on end it is naturally going to send power to the other. As we speak i am working on a system that will allow you to adjust your dif action! Although i have no acceleration issues on my personal truck, I can see it happening the same as running 3k oil in a center dif on an ebuggy. It will be cured soon enough, hang on to your dif.

Jeff, here is where i am at right now with weight placement and i like it ALOT!

http://i770.photobucket.com/albums/x...2-05210729.jpg

Different servo
 

I am building a memorial truck to honor a fallen brother but i am not getting any help from any where i have a Stock Traxxas Slash Servo will this be enough for this truck till i can afford in a month. it is the Traxxas 2075 with 125 oz with .16 sec transit time. also i was looking at the jr 9001s will this be overkill or what do you recommend in time i get.
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What do you plan on doing with the truck? You could put the traxxas servo in there it would work for the time being. But if you aren't in a hurry to get the truck done waiting till you can buy a better servo might be a better option. Just because you will have to dissasemble the whole front end of the truck to replace the servo.

Great job. Of course your home grown FT truck would do well as seeing from the new FT manual all the new factory parts are just copied variations of what was created here on rctech. Except the FT parts are made of plastic.

i have to have the Truck ready for PNB V in a few weeks

O ok. Yea the traxxas servo would work for the time being. :) Just take it easy on the servo since it has plastic gears.

Coyote ,

When ever I see a driver swearing "its the car" & not the driver ?


I always tell um , more cheese ....( seriously)

Cus I can usually drive that swearing racers car and show how to clear or get that fast lap right in ft of them.

Then that driver finally understands his ride was not the problem...:)

Drain, if you use the traxxas servo make sure to loosen the servo saver a bunch..There are a bunch of cheapo type servos that perform exceptionally well, if your on a tight budget..Some snobishly dismiss them just b/c there made and designed overseas, but you cant dissmiss there value. Plenty run them with sucess and you can buy them for $12-$25 bucks roughly on websites like; Hobbypartz.com or Hobbyking.com..
Ps. Sorry for your loss

It's on thebigrc :D