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Old 10-09-2007, 05:01 PM
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Well said Lockmouth. Sorry bout the mislabel. But it's good that things can be easy going like you say. I just started racing this year also. And it's a huge learning curve. Trying to work my schedule so I can go to the RC Pro finals in Dallas this year. Those big races are a lot of fun and I enjoy seeing how I stack up against other drivers from different regions.
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Never mined found the info I was lookin for!
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I know we have talked about this before, but has anyone changed their prefrence on wheels? 1/2" offset...Zero offset/standard???

I began the season with the 1/2" but I am now running the standard/zero and it seems to be fine. I did have to adjust my droop screws to reduce travel (otherwise the hubs rub)

Just wondering what others are running??
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Originally Posted by ILDRVR
I know we have talked about this before, but has anyone changed their prefrence on wheels? 1/2" offset...Zero offset/standard???

I began the season with the 1/2" but I am now running the standard/zero and it seems to be fine. I did have to adjust my droop screws to reduce travel (otherwise the hubs rub)

Just wondering what others are running??
I've been running the 1/2 off-set losi wheel with cut tires on them... Really lovin that set-up. My buddy runs Standard off-set an his TR is dialed!!!! It turn awesome with either off-set, but on the smaller tracks standard off-set can't be beat
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What do you mean by "cut tires" Do you actually cut the tires?
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Old 10-10-2007, 08:33 PM
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yea you but the ring of it
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Lots of sweepers..the offset wheels really make it easier to finess..

tight and technical.. run no offset.. for cornering.. although on this truck I really dont think it does make much difference unless your running on a loose surface.. Then to offsets will really show their advantage
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Old 10-11-2007, 08:23 AM
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Lockmouth,

Are you using the Matrix Buggy chassis braces or another brand?

Any news on the small gear conversion - I'd really like to get that done. Can you just use all three diffs from the buggy? Do you have to get an alternate engine mount?
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Old 10-11-2007, 08:55 AM
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With the new LPR wheels, I like running KMW 1/4" hub extenders with non offset wheels. No rubbing at all and in between offset & non offset.
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Old 10-11-2007, 03:49 PM
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Now in stock @ Maachine's R/C Hobbies.

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Originally Posted by Machine's R/C H


Now in stock @ Maachine's R/C Hobbies.

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Turnbuckles? This is gonna look like a Kyosho with all this dang blue!
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Originally Posted by motoazure
Lockmouth,

Are you using the Matrix Buggy chassis braces or another brand?
I'm not Lockmouth but yes, those are Matrix braces. They were on mine.
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Old 10-11-2007, 06:26 PM
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At least it won't look like a TTR.
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Old 10-11-2007, 07:00 PM
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I just bought a CEN Matrix Truggy and im looking for who makes a body, other then CEN. I know some of you run a Mugen body and i would rather not. I could not find one from Proline.
Thanks for any help. Oh ya Gene i guess half the parts on this Truggy are from you, so iguess you and i are going to become goood freinds
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The Mugen bodies are the best fitting bodies you will find.

The Proline Crowd pleazer MSR (disco'd) is very good, I have the Proline MBX5T body and it fits great. Just make sure you drill your holes before you paint.

RC bodies.net ( i think thats it) has a very nice direct fit CEN body.

Jconcepts has a few bodies I believe will fit very well but havent tried, one is the MBX5T and the other is the Xray truggy body. Look very nice.
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