14t-16t is ideal w/ 1350kv on 6s depending what track you are on and the way you want it to feel (racing). That is pushing it w/ a 1550, on 6s 12t,13t would be ideal.

Yup on 5s the 1550 is a good choice, good range of gearing options.

anyone running the hobbywing ezrun 150a Pro esc in their truggy? I picked one up for it but I'm afraid it won't fit. According to the dimensions it is over 5 mm wider than my viper vtx8 I run in my EB48.

they are some guys that are running them you need to go back a few threads maybe one of the guys will chime in with your answer , i`m running the RX8 gen 2 with no isuues

Thanks yeah i saw eight's picture from page one after searching for it.

Cool glad you found it

Anyone heard any rumors of another company making a body? I cut mine out today and man it would tear if I put to much pressure on it. 2 layers of drywall tape and shoe goo it is.

I'm hoping FTW will. I will ask them this weekend at Thornhill.

I talked with FTW last week and as of now they are looking into making a body but nothing for sure. Also on another note DE is going to be coming out with truggy wheels in the next couple months.

Thornhill is going to Friggin Rock this Weekend, hope I can keep an Eye on my car,track is so huge

If you can't find another different body, Tower just got there shippment of stockers back in????????????

I'm sure JC is on it!

It will not fit. If you try to run it horizontally it will hit the brace. if you run it paralle with the chassis it will hit the motor. The only way to do it would be to mount it on its side parallel with the chassis. I run mine in my mbx6t but there are not nearly as many size restrictions. Sorry if the orientations were described poorly.

JConcepts unfortunately has no plan to any time soon. Already checked. I put the word in their ear though.

As for getting by with the stock body...

Use Gorilla Tape, Drywall Tape, Shoe goo, etc.

I focused heavily on reinforcing the hood and roof area as well as body mount locations. I have only one weekend on the body, (Friday practice all day, Saturday Qualifying, Sunday Mains) and it took a few hard wrecks. The body is holding up okay so far. I actually placed about a millimeter of foam on the front shock tower to cushion it a bit, rather than having straight aluminum hit the body.

What springs does the kit include? Any assortment? If not, do i need to be getting some from before?

The kit comes with Green front/rear. I like the yellow so far over the green when racing at Motorama. I did have a chance to run my setup at RC Pro this past Sunday and it felt good but was pushing mid corner, so I have some setup changes to make but it's more in the camber links and diff oils.

Mark