I know a guy who tried the clicker with Tekin pro4 4600 didn't last long

Ok thanks. Is the truck more balanced with the saddle packs inline or side to side?

I guess I could buy a new center section and just drill the holes for both and see which one works better.

The difference is mostly having the packs more forward allows the truck to have more pull and steering..

spreading out the packs forward like some are doing is not a deal breaker....


Not fair to say one way is more betta , but suggest to consider where the factory drivers are using and then decide for your self....

Been thinking about getting into the 4x4 SC scene but would my current b44 electrics work with this? I am using an Associated 1313 servo an older LRP sphere TC with a novak 6.5 motor can I put all that stuff in this truck and go or will I have to replace something?

Looking for rc shox founder. Are you on here?

I prefer this Savox servo. It's darn near the same speed but the torque is great for a 4wd with the amount of power these pro4 motors are putting out. Plus, it's high voltage, so you know its was made for the 7.4v that the 2c lipo's run at.

http://www.savoxusa.com/Savox_SC1267...avsc1267sg.htm

Forever. You'll waste the backplates first.

And I think running straight off the LiPo is a great idea, because the Savox stuff really causes problems with BEC's from excessive current draw.

I bought an XP1015 for that very reason. It's an awesome servo.

His s/n is Mantisworks

I don't see why not. If it breaks then upgrade.

yup, waaaasssuuppp!!

Any body got a trick to getting the bearing off the diff cases. Im all done w her and need that dam bearing

just a normal set of pliers, pull and wiggle. you have to grab it from the top not the side.

I ordered the garodisc pads a few days ago and they look different from the picture.
Thanks

Merry xmas!

picture is generic, your good!

Ran the truck for first time today. It ran fine but after a couple hours, it would not move forward. but if u pick up the truck off the ground, it will turn the tires.
Help is much appreciated!