[TDC57]

Originally Posted by drkros3

if it runs why is it still so clean lol.

Because it was about 9:30 pm when I ran around the house and in the front street for 5 minutes.. It will get dirty, starched and bagged-up..

Originally Posted by jnev

Very, very clean layout. And amazing work on the buggy! So... how does the buggy run? I am assuming from how clean it is, you just tested it inside, but please give us a full report on how it runs outside.

Thanks jnev… it has not seen any dirt yet but it will this weekend.. I’ll let you all know how it works once I’ve had some alone time with her

Thanks for your time and have a great week..

Originally Posted by JERRY2KONE

Yea I am interested in how you like driving it since like me you have been playing mostly with Monster trucks. It will be interesting to see how you feel about the differences between the two animals. Nice work as usual Shaun, and now it is time to h ave a little fun until you start your next project. Your like me though, the build is just too much for. Have a good one TDC.

Good morning Jerry!..
I actually had the opportunity to drive on Sunday along with my GEVO and the differences are HUGE!!... Speed and torque go to the GEVO but I'm comparing / running 6s vrs 5s so there bound to be differences, also my 808 is about 4 -5 pound lighter (Hmmm???) I'm installing a 17 tooth pinion to see if that helps it speed up?.. The turning goes to the 808 (no comparison).. Durability is TBD (??) they both are excellent constructed vehicles in there own rite so I’ll need to time to beat it and see how well it holds up.. fun factor / Smile on the face (outstanding & ear to ear)..

Thanks for you time Jerry and have a great week..

Originally Posted by rschoi_75

very nice! Its a beauty.

Thanks for the compliment rschoi!.. the good news it runs good to!!!..

Have a great one..

Originally Posted by MetalMan

Can't wait to see what it is capable of! And nice job of fitting stuff onto that chassis, since it is so damn narrow.

Thanks MetalMan… It was a struggle to get it all as close to the center as possible, luckily I succeeded and was able to install the stock body without any shimming required.

Your build is looking outstanding!!. I'm looking forward to reading your thoughts on it’s durability and etc..

Have a great one Sir..

Shaun.