mugenb46

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The buggy and truggy will be in my hands tuesday, man can't wait to hit the track.

roscoe71

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this is great news for cam and caster racing to have an online store to carry their products. i think there will be alot of caster cars at tracks everywhere this summer.

Oasis

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Is Caster going to go with a small spur gear for their truggy or are they going to keep using the huge one?

Mindcrime

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For the time being there is no plans to change the gearing, Perhaps on the next truggy.

mugenb46

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is the diff ratio on the truggy the same as the buggy, if so can the buggy gear be used on the truggy.

Oasis

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I wish it was that simple..Once you make the Spur gear smaller you need to now move the motor closer to the Spur gear..Small problem #1 chassis is not notched enough to do this..( not really that big of a problem) Next you need to change the ring and pinion on both diffs (not 2 much of a problem..really). It's a lot simpler to do this with the Caster than it was to do this same type of a swap with a Jammin CRT..It just cost a few $$....It did seem to help, I'm also running Ofna Big Bores.

mugenb46

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OK, i can CNC the chassis for more movement, what ring and pinion do i use, the buggy?

Oasis

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I used everything from the Mugen MBX5T..The chassis I'm using is a BCE Mugen 5 XXT..I got the whole center diff set up on ebay..it was cheaper to do it this way..The BCE chassis is a bit longer than the Caster chassis..Going to the smaller spur gear does make a huge difference in acceleration, and it does move the motor closer to the center line, lowers the weight a bit, puts the drive line in a better angle also. I'm still working a few things out but overall the Truggy is 100% better than it was..I got rid of most of the bump steer..easy fix also..makes it track so much better through the blown out sections. I am using the Mugen out drives on the diffs but we had to do some machine work on them to make them work..I'll take some photos of this. I think the Truggy has to much caster in the front..I think it's around 33 or 34 most of the other truggies are in the low 20's..Makes for a very stable truggy but it does not make a quick turning truggy

BigC123

Hey where's everybody at on this Saturday night??? I'm working ,wish I was racing!!!!!!!

BigC123

Hey where's everybody at on this Saturday night??? I'm working ,wish I was racing!!!!!!!

BigC123

Hey where's everybody at on this Saturday night??? I'm working ,wish I was racing!!!!!!!

thecman26

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Where did you find it? I looked all over the net. Does BCE have a site? I cant find one...
I know somebody who might get the Caster truggy and if he does he wants this chassis...

Thanks!

mugenb46

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this should help
www.truggyracers.com/forum/index.php?showforum=119

renjie

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Can anyone tell me if the quality and parts on the RTR is the same as the pro kit?

Mindcrime

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Hey Guys,
I'm still sick as dog and I"m trying to get my stuff ready for the Nitro CHallenge, I"m good to go on the buggy, I have been running it for aloong time. However I could use a little help on the truggy.. can somebody shoot me over a good starting set-up? thanks in advance gang!!