windix60

The kit comes standard with 4 degree. There is optional part#s for the 0,2,6,8 degree front castor blocks.

Also when sanding the chassis open the hole up where the belt sits near the chassis. If you run lowered diffs the belt might rub the chassis.

The car is awesome the shocks do not leak and are some of the smoothest out there.

Roberto Falcon

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man i want one! im gonna beg my bro to buy one today. if i get one im just replaceing the stock shocks with my tamiya's easier and dont got to spend money in new springs

DavidAlford

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Why would you want to change shocks? What do you think they designed the new shocks off of?

Roberto Falcon

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really dont know i just dont want to play with shocks right now ill just put my tamiya ones on.. and i got a state race this weekend so yea... what do ae springs fit those original shocks ?

Yeti35

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I should have mine today. UPS Driver hits the track store at 5:30 on the nose everyday he drops stuff off and I'm about 5 minutes from the track. I picked up my new ESC and tires last night, just need the kit to start building it!!

Matt M.

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what servo are you all using???

windix60

I am using a JR 8800 digital servo It fit perfect with no problems.

karlo511

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so the 94360 has to be modified slightly?

bigdog xxx-s

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Futaba 9451 fit in no problem..

Darkseid

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I plan on using a KO 2173. I hope it doesn't need any moding.

Roberto Falcon

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lets see how those cars are coming out!

karlo511

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anyone know what/where to get those little white clips are that hodge used to secure the servo/esc wires to the deck are? i forgot where that picture was..

mudpuppy

I picked some up from Radio Shack yesterday.

OSherman

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RadioShack

karlo511

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ahh, radioshack.
i'm there...