RC10B4.1 FT/WC
12-21-2010 | 09:00 AM
#1171
im building mine this week dude..
12-21-2010 | 09:52 AM
#1173
It seems like hardly anyone follows the ROAR rules anymore but the ROAR min weight for 2wd stadium truck is 60oz = ~1700g. Your 200g difference would mean 28 1/4 oz (~7g) squares! If you had this huge a weight differential it's better in my opinion to buy a heavier lipo pack than to add so much weight.
12-21-2010 | 10:10 AM
#1174
It seems like hardly anyone follows the ROAR rules anymore but the ROAR min weight for 2wd stadium truck is 60oz = ~1700g. Your 200g difference would mean 28 1/4 oz (~7g) squares! If you had this huge a weight differential it's better in my opinion to buy a heavier lipo pack than to add so much weight.
i guess i should have said something about that.
12-21-2010 | 10:36 AM
#1175
12-21-2010 | 10:45 AM
#1176
As smokinu said below, it is the b44 body trimmed up a little bit to fit. The standard b4 body would not fit over the sides of the chasiss because the t4 chassis is longer. The b4 bulldog body is molded to fit perfectly on the b4 chassis, while the b44 body looks better, IMHO, and can fit on any size chassis.
12-21-2010 | 01:57 PM
#1181
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Jake S;
Sounds like the servo saver over riding while on track. Look to see if the spring is BLACK, if not get one and try again. The silver and Black springs have the SAME P/N, so you might need to sort through your HS's supply. I know in our SC10's we had to glue the servo saver together to stop this same problem.
Bob Oaks
Sounds like the servo saver over riding while on track. Look to see if the spring is BLACK, if not get one and try again. The silver and Black springs have the SAME P/N, so you might need to sort through your HS's supply. I know in our SC10's we had to glue the servo saver together to stop this same problem.
Bob Oaks
12-21-2010 | 05:06 PM
#1185
Jake S;
Sounds like the servo saver over riding while on track. Look to see if the spring is BLACK, if not get one and try again. The silver and Black springs have the SAME P/N, so you might need to sort through your HS's supply. I know in our SC10's we had to glue the servo saver together to stop this same problem.
Bob Oaks
Sounds like the servo saver over riding while on track. Look to see if the spring is BLACK, if not get one and try again. The silver and Black springs have the SAME P/N, so you might need to sort through your HS's supply. I know in our SC10's we had to glue the servo saver together to stop this same problem.
Bob Oaks