Yep, drops right in.

Fluffy? Never seen that setting on my ESC.

I agree with what UN4RACING said. Basically turn down the brakes. You are most likely locking the wheels up altogether. A simple way to check for wheel lock up is to place bold stripes on the front rims with either a sharpie or some electrical tape. When you hit the brakes you can visually spot the wheel locking up easier.

I am 100% sure they are locking.

I can run ABS which I may just try and adjust it.

I ran ABS on the SC10 4x4 and it really helped . that sucker would doa front flip under hard braking.

I will try reducing the brakes and play with the ABS.

Are cc foam pretty much standard in 4whl fronts now? I know they suck in 2whl fronts.

Gotta ask.. What speedo are you running with the SC10 4x4? I tried using the ABS with a tekin RS in my Ultima SCR and after awhile my brakes were non existent even when turning off the ABS and several recalibrations.

I just bought a B44.1 roller, what's the best motor esc to get for this? I've been buying RTR's and haven't had to buy one yet.

There will be varying opinions and preferences, one guy will swear by a motor/speedo combo and the next guy would swear AT the same motor/speedo combo.

For me, LRP speed controls are still my favorite, and Thunder Power motors are now my favorite motors. I put an 8.5 in my son's B44 and ran it for 6 months without pulling it out of the car, and my son puts a LOT of time on the car. I just pulled the 8.5 out and put a THunder Power 6.5 in and it is super strong. The 8.5 went in my son's 22 buggy for a big race. Wheelies all over with that 8.5.

Novak Havoc Pro with a 4.5T 550 can

I ran mid ABS (low,mid,high) it was nice. Worked very well. I had more braking than needed.

If i didn't use the ABS if i hit the brakes it will do a front flip on flat ground if I had traction, Which i had a lot of. the motor would lift the front wheels on command.

I never ran out of brakes though.

My new B44.1 is finally ready. Had to wait for a while for the batteries. Next weekend maiden run

I use the LRP SXX TC SPEC v2 with LRP motors. Never had an issue with mine. Ran a Reedy sonic back while they were still in the development stage and they are super smooth as well. Have one on order (6.5).

There is a simple enough mod for a durango dex410 gear diff. Seach google for it. Comes up pretty easily.

Mate, just so u know, you need to turn the rear wing spacers around..What u have is a very flat rear wing..

Your going to love your B44, its an awesome car..

Any esc and motor combo for mod. If you are serious and run stock then tekin esc for boost and epic d3 monster motors great combo. Other escs don't offer as much options to tune the boost, and those are the strongest stock motors I have seen. If you wanna try something else go for it, but that's my opinion. I like the Leo escs but they are set and forget with only a few options to set boost and brke. It a big difference and you can pic a tekin ts up for about 100 and you will not need to go below a 8.5 with it. If you go lower the esc will work too hard. You can add boost to an 8.5 and have something SUPER FAST

Anybody have part numbers for whats needed to run the losi big bore springs??? And which ones do u guys recomend for large outdoor 1/8 scale track??

Hi guys, getting towards the end of my B44.1 build to start my 1:10th scale electric journey. I've raced 8th scale nitro a little while ago and I can not remember ever having to trim or shape tire foams before in 8th scale.

The tire foams provided in the kit with the holeshot tires are huge compared to the tire. Is this typical for all foams in this scale ? Who trims the foams to a closer match to the width of the tire ? Who shapes the foam to conform to the bead or shape of the tire.

Some trimming and shaping advice please !!!

my advice would be to throw those away!!!! i used them because i didn't know.. and within a few races.. the foams inside broke down and the tires weren't worth a crap..... go and buy the AKA red tire inserts.. that would be your best bet!! if its to late and you already glues the tires... you can always bake them in the oven to get your tires off the rim..