Two very nice looking toys.
What run time do you get on the Slash?

I love the tire rims, by any chance anyone know a 14mm or 17mm version of this?

Hope to see some vids....

hello.
do you have any issue connecting the jr radio on the vxl?
on mine the motor is running backwards....
is braking from reverse to foward....

regards

LOL - Just swap any two of the three motor wires... Hey presto it will go forwards...

have you done the same on yours too? and is any difference in acelaracion from foward to reverse?

regards

Cool GTR shock are really smooth, much better than default shock if your run on a bumpy track

very nice makes me want one

run times are like an hr in most cases i never hit the lvc yet, as for 17mm or 14mm wheels in this design i don't believe so, however they do make some in different designs, No Problems With Jr Radio, unfortunately it has less range than the stock one which pisses me off and it glitches when i punch it when its pretty far away, i was gonna try the novak glitch buster but i don't think it will do anything, maybe some one will chime in on this one.

[QUOTE=TwzteD;220088as for 17mm or 14mm wheels in this design i don't believe so, however they do make some in different designs,[/QUOTE]

Hi can you point on the right direction where to find those 14/17mm design. I plan to put it on my slayer.

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I was suppose to send you a PM but submitted the thread by mistake...sorry to hijack

coolness ness! lol

looks good!

First off, jato shock discs have 4 holes if you don't want to drill and are perfect for the revo shocks or just drill out the two holes bigger or add 2 more holes making 4 on the front shocks.. Those are the best shocks you can put on any Rusty based setup (slash, rusty, bandit, pede etc)

Secondly pull off those revo rear shocks and get some 8ight-t rear shocks (stock setup) they blow away the revo shocks for the rear and basically drop on as well no mods other than a slight spacer at the top to keep it from rubbing (takes .001 seconds).

http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w...h/IMG_4303.jpg

8eight-T rear shock or front shock to put on the rear of a slash????

I've always think that a front set of truggy shock are need to put on the rear of a slash:neutral:
But i think you have a bandit, right?? And the bandit rear stock shocks are shorter than slash one.

You can use either of the 8ight shocks on the rear actually, but the front will slightly limit your range of motion on the slash's arms (any of the traxxas for that metter). The rear 8ight-t shocks will allow full range, which you want. Those revo shocks SEVERLY limit the range even when modded when on the rear.. but again are perfect on the front.


PS mine is a Rustler w/ the wide conversion on the front as well.

OK thank you! The probleme is to find a set of rear 8eight-T shock for cheap:whistle: