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ilpufxit · **Way cool! -** 12.14.2007, 05:04 PM

Looks great. The Maxx always was fun to drive, not too stable, but drive-over anything (almost). Check out my truggy wheels with Bowties if you want some better grip. It looks like you've got the acceleration nailed and really good control. I am so jealous of all that nice dry, snow-free ground you've got there. We have another storm on the way.

I ran my Maxx last night at an indoor track. Kept it in 1st gear and it was still too fast for the track. Really nice and driveable, smooth power, good brakes (The sound the ESC makes under braking makes me kind of nervous). No problems at all, just fun to drive. Hard to control in a small space with lots of jumps though, I had to pull it off the track after I ran over a couple 1/10ths.

From what I've seen so far, I would not hesitate to order whatever new toys Sikeston34m comes up with. When there's a direct drive that works, sign me up!!

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ilpufxit RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 214 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Ontario, Canada	Way cool! - 12.14.2007, 05:04 PM Looks great. The Maxx always was fun to drive, not too stable, but drive-over anything (almost). Check out my truggy wheels with Bowties if you want some better grip. It looks like you've got the acceleration nailed and really good control. I am so jealous of all that nice dry, snow-free ground you've got there. We have another storm on the way. I ran my Maxx last night at an indoor track. Kept it in 1st gear and it was still too fast for the track. Really nice and driveable, smooth power, good brakes (The sound the ESC makes under braking makes me kind of nervous). No problems at all, just fun to drive. Hard to control in a small space with lots of jumps though, I had to pull it off the track after I ran over a couple 1/10ths. From what I've seen so far, I would not hesitate to order whatever new toys Sikeston34m comes up with. When there's a direct drive that works, sign me up!!