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05-28-2012 | 07:23 PM

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rc10t3b4

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Originally Posted by Hinecken

Basher's, Nice! That's a great place to run and the owner, Brian, is a great guy. Barcodes and Suburbs are the hit ticket on that track. The balder, the better on race nights when they wet it down.

You should come check out the track we just built in Delray. We race Sundays, and the track is open to the public Monday-Saturday for free.

Yup I love basher's. My bald Double Dees will grip on the straight and the turn after the table top but after that it just spins. Where in Delray is the track located? And is it indoor?

05-28-2012 | 08:10 PM

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Originally Posted by daniel120890

what servo do you recommend for a t4.1? thanks also what should i look out in a servo?

Savox 1258TG

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Originally Posted by terrible

FYI: Use AE part # 9880 steering block, part #9881 Front axle and part #7369 roll pin, and you'll be bale to use stock rear wheels on the front of your truck.

And #4449 lock nut

05-28-2012 | 10:51 PM

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JordanCatalano

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I don't know what to say about that body except for it sure is different......

I appreciate that, cause that's pretty much what I was going for, something different.

05-29-2012 | 01:51 AM

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Originally Posted by ufoDziner

I recently installed an aircraft motor in my truck. Man, is it awesome. It weighs an ounce less than the any other "standard" motor, and has an unbelievable amount of power. It was 90F outside, and after a 15min practice it was up to 160F. The book says that it's safe up to 220F. I couldn't be more pleased. The only thing I need is to get a smaller pinion so I can run a little higher voltage.

Hey Ufo if you have time can you give us a step by step guide on how to mount that 8th scale wing and what parts are needed with part numbers I remember you saying something about using the J8 wing mount but a step by step guide with pictures would be AWSOME! you truck looks insane I'm trying to get mine to be like yours

~cheers

05-29-2012 | 08:01 AM

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Hinecken

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Originally Posted by rc10t3b4

Yup I love basher's. My bald Double Dees will grip on the straight and the turn after the table top but after that it just spins. Where in Delray is the track located? And is it indoor?

Outdoor and huge. It's located at the very end of Atlantic Ave, park is on the right. Check out our thread in the Florida Racing forum. Dirt Devils Offroad RC Club.

I run suburbs on all 4 corners at Bashers, the challenge is staying in the line because the track is so tight. If you concentrate hard on the line, you won't break traction. Also, slipper needs to be pretty loose.

05-29-2012 | 11:48 AM

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Hi quick question what battery do you guys recommend running stock class. Right now I have a 5000mah ecopower which is heavy. Lookiing to drop some weight. Thanks.

05-29-2012 | 12:51 PM

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Hi quick question what battery do you guys recommend running stock class. Right now I have a 5000mah ecopower which is heavy. Lookiing to drop some weight. Thanks.

Orion..will shed some weight for sure

05-29-2012 | 03:48 PM

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Batteries for racing

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Originally Posted by johnny ray

Hi quick question what battery do you guys recommend running stock class. Right now I have a 5000mah ecopower which is heavy. Lookiing to drop some weight. Thanks.

For racing try using the shorty packs a lot less weight with more than ample run time. Associated makes a nice one:
https://www.ssl-stormerhobbies.com/c....pl?pn=ASC0306
Thunder Power
https://www.ssl-stormerhobbies.com/c...THP38002SPR65B
Or full size Orion carbon pro 5500 or Thunder Power 5300
You can find larger capacity 2s batts but too heavy imho

05-29-2012 | 04:38 PM

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Thanks yeah Im looking at the reedy 4000mah shorty pack. The pack my son is using right now is a little over 300 grams shortys are 203 grams. Thanks for info guys any tips on battery placement with the shorty packs?

05-29-2012 | 04:59 PM

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Before I converted mine to an x-60, I was running the losi 3800 pretty much centered in the truck. Like Marc said it has plenty of run time. I can go 8 minutes for sure.

05-29-2012 | 07:50 PM

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What hex adapters is everyone running? Also can they fit 22T hex's?

05-29-2012 | 07:52 PM

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The Air Plane motor was a great idea even has a built in fan right? What were speeds like?

05-29-2012 | 07:56 PM

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Before I converted mine to an x-60, I was running the losi 3800 pretty much centered in the truck. Like Marc said it has plenty of run time. I can go 8 minutes for sure.

From the source......just spreading the word!

Lol

05-29-2012 | 08:31 PM

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Originally Posted by BigJohnRacing

What hex adapters is everyone running? Also can they fit 22T hex's?

The only person that Makes a Hex rim so far is DE Racing and they are not released yet.
They use the SC10 front/rear hex though

Friend is testing the rims and is running SC10 Jconcepts front/rear hex and it works well.