your wing is mounted too far back
front of wing should be 28-30mm from back of shock tower

http://tinyurl.com/4lalyxb

so when can we expect the grid diff mount to come out?

I think they're busy trying to get the Ve8 guys off their back about a mount.

But they did say that there was one in the works right?

That's what he said for sure. Scroll back a few pages to earlier today. He also said they are making us a chassis!

Cool i think i will pick up a grid mount and the bulkhead once they are both availible...

The mount is a must have.

Eh, ive had no issues with the stock mount, and it really isnt that hard to make adjustments / swap motors

With the Grid mount too if I had 2 motors, I would buy another motor plate so I didn't have to swap them back and forth. Then it's like a 60 second motor change.

Agreed, the stock mount is great. Never a problem in 1.5 years on my SC8BE and I've bashed that thing to death on indoor clay. Sounds like a waist of $72 to me. Oh well.

Gregg, that was funny as hell. I'm insulted, and laughing at the same time. How did you do that anyway?

The wing:
I'm going to have to see how to adjust that. This is what the car looks like from all of the instructions followed.

The wiring:
Too far back? I'm not sure why this would be....
This type of set up I found the wiring to be out of the way of the gear mesh; and also to be the least amount of stress on the solder points.

Hey hey, don't bash it till you try it. I have to say; with the way the motor sits up off the chasis, the ease of swapping out motors or adjusting gear meshing, and yes, swapping out motors (with the purchase of another motor plate) this thing is

a. Worth the peace of mind (perhaps you're lucky or don't run your car hard enough for your motor to break loose out of the stock mount)
b. Worth the ease of meshing and swap out
c. Is just built like a rock and light weight.

Waste of $72 bucks? Maybe to some... definitely not me and probably most others who own this mount.

Good point. I'll probably get another mount when I'm ready to buy a bashing motor.

i kinda feel personally that the mount has alot to do with how hard the buggy is pounded on.
Some of us are more carefull drivers and that may be case but then again we all crash
I want to see how the stock mount is after seeing the price of the grid mount. 10 years of tool and die I may be able to some up with something but that mount just looks beefy so i will see how much time I will have messin around vs just buying a mount if I see necessary still waiting for the buggies arrival

That time lapse video (IMO) doesn't get enough props. That was a good video. Makes me giggle every time I watch it

Thanks Gregg. I did opened up the hole with a bit. Worked good. I also just opted to use the horn that came with the servo. Yeah, we have the same one. Looks pretty heavy duty. I think it'll work well.