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thelav · **Another G3R - Set-up for Racing -** 10.16.2008, 10:19 PM

Hi Guys (& Gals),

I've been reading a lot here and working on my G3R. I am setting it up to race in the MT class. I have finally finished the build and started testing. Thought I would post a couple of pics.

One thing I am testing that has worked well so far is a piece of foam rubber under the Castle Mamba Monster. It is about 1/2" thick and is normally used for rc aircraft receiver installs. The foam is somewhat stiff but still has enough compliance to give a little. I have a version 1 Monster and so far (knock repeatedly on wood) it has worked well. It also still has all of its fan blades.

I am using a Neu 1515 1Y/f, 2 MaxAmps 8000 mAh lipo's, the Castle Mamba Monster, and Spektrum.

So far I am having a blast with this machine.

Regards, Mark

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thelav RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 10 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Lancaster, NY	Another G3R - Set-up for Racing - 10.16.2008, 10:19 PM Hi Guys (& Gals), I've been reading a lot here and working on my G3R. I am setting it up to race in the MT class. I have finally finished the build and started testing. Thought I would post a couple of pics. One thing I am testing that has worked well so far is a piece of foam rubber under the Castle Mamba Monster. It is about 1/2" thick and is normally used for rc aircraft receiver installs. The foam is somewhat stiff but still has enough compliance to give a little. I have a version 1 Monster and so far (knock repeatedly on wood) it has worked well. It also still has all of its fan blades. I am using a Neu 1515 1Y/f, 2 MaxAmps 8000 mAh lipo's, the Castle Mamba Monster, and Spektrum. So far I am having a blast with this machine. Regards, Mark "In layman's terms, we call that the Hindenburg Effect." BJ4 - GTB w/4.5R Losi Electric 8ight-T - Neu 1515 1.5d/f Gorillamaxx G3R E-Revo - Neu 1515 1Y/f