Power (Maxx picture)
 

Well I've fitted my Widetrac and got to say, you need to hold these in your hand, to feel the quality.

Anywhere heres a picture:
http://img380.imageshack.us/my.php?i...scn08902wg.jpg

The suspension is so nice, I love this setup! Control and just the feel of it is amazing. I really wasn't expecting much of a difference.

Anyway, I run a 7XL and have a power issue, some might see it as a good thing but it's abit too much for me, lol.

When I tap and I mean nudge on the trigger it goes on back 2 wheels verticle, so much power and this happens when moving too, a small amount of acceleration sends it begging on back legs. Anyway I can reduce this? I have a wheely bar, but its abit mangled and already have soft springs on.

Thanks guys.

other than using less cells or a smaller motor. Try lowering the truck and put slightly softer springs on the rear.

Wait till you upgrade to racer x;)

To help with wheely's, get some setback arm's. But I think your problem is caused due to improper throttle curve setting's. If you have a digital radio you can change this, just read the manual.

Looking sweet and sexy!!

Throttle exponential on a programmable radio can help with too much throttle. If it's available on your radio, experiment with that.

nice truck and i have never heard of to much power

to use the setback arms you have to have the truetrac rear suspension that comes with the racer-x or the upgrade kit.

The chassis extension would tame the beast a bit as well. The setbacks wouldn't work on that suspension without the rear upper arms as well. Nice truck, Nick! :)

Thus upgrading to racer x...:p

OK, I'm trying to figure out how you have your speed control mounted and I can't.
Nice truck btw.

Looking at the picture again, try mounting the receiver pack on the front shock tower.

Yeh I've noticed what the power pack does, it makes a big difference (I wouldn't of though it would), weighs down the back end making the springs stiffer. I'll move it, see what results I get.

I will consider getting the UE extension too, instead of Gorilla, so I can use my Titanium skids, I love my Ti' skids. :D

The ESC is mounted on a metal bracket (the type you get for putting shelves on the wall) and I just bolted it through where the 2nd motor went. Very sturdy but maybe abit too high.

Close pic' of ESC mount:
http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/427...08937hr.th.jpg

Thanks, glad you like my truck, took me ages getting here! :)

You should heatshrink those batteries or they are going to short circuit on your chassis.