Everyone knows them by now,but doesnt seem like anyone talks about truggies much these days so thought Id show what happens in Ohio when its 20degrees outside and the track is closed This is mostly Savage or Hot Bodies Stadium depending on how you look at it Anyone want to show off their truggy,talk about em,compare em,hate em,whatever,Post it here! I`ll start this thing w/something Ive been working on

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Ill put a few more here let me see some of the truggy creations that some of you have

Does anyone have a killer setup for a lighting stadium pro that they would like to share? Also looking for the different types of hop ups that one could do to the stadium pro. Any help would be great!! George T

I HATE TRUGGIES!...lol...i love revos

If you get a chance to drive one U might change ur Mind.I did

LIKE TO SHARE MY NEW KIT SUT PRO W/ GS 0.21 PULL START ENGINE...

my dommy..

First you should double up the front hinge pin holder. To do this you grind off the bottom stay as the chassis cut out only accepts one the you get savage lower hinge pins as the stock ones will be to short. The you drill and tap the a-arms to accept a grub screw to lock the hinge pins[do this in front top and rear top on a-arm]
Then put some top braces on front to center and rear to center. get good servos and new engine[Mach .26 non pullstart works good with 14 tooth bell or RB C5 with 13 tooth bell and drilled shoes].
front and rear shock oil for smooth track is 60 front 50 rear. rough track or alots of whoops 50 front and 40 rear.
front diff 7000 center 30000 rear 5000 and for tight tracks go lighter.
Bow tie tires or response tires and revo rims for tight tracks.
no front toe in, maybe a little out. put rear turnbuckle on outside hole of upright and 1 degree camber/ Jeff

Is that the oversize proline body,That looks Sweet ?I need something to cover my Savage/Stadium looks like that might do the job

It's Pro-Line's F-350 Extended Body for 13"-15" wheelbase monster trucks

Thanks for the reply think Ill look for one of those,Looks like it could eat alot of paint Is that fascolor?I use that the most seems to be very resistent to fuel and is very easy to spray

I am using tamiya's polycarbonate spray cans.... normally I would allow each coat to dry for a day before another.... last coat always ends with white... depends on the colour depth you hope to acheive....

Wow,Ive never tried the cans looks like Ive been missing out Nothing to clean,No compressor drowning out the tunes when your done your done Thanks once again,And thats a wild looking avatar