RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - My Stretched Revo 5T conversion, advice pls

transtalon · **stretch -** 05.02.2009, 01:57 AM

I did a 5" extended Lst2 but made a mistake on stretching the rear only like you did. What you should have done was to stretch the front and mount the battery on the added space and that will help a lot on wheely issue. On the Lst2 the shortened shocks works good, I'm not sure about the Revo. I made a 61mm front extended Lst2 and that was a lot better than the rear extended. I also made a flatpan Lst2 with a 2" front extended with a center diff. It handles real good and will just spins out and not rollover when you turn the steering while doing speed run. How heavy is your combo? I would try to lighten the chassis because even my setup it tend to spin out a lot due to the weight of the 8K MAH 6S lipo 15+ lbs. Goodluck.

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transtalon RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 93 Join Date: Aug 2008	stretch - 05.02.2009, 01:57 AM I did a 5" extended Lst2 but made a mistake on stretching the rear only like you did. What you should have done was to stretch the front and mount the battery on the added space and that will help a lot on wheely issue. On the Lst2 the shortened shocks works good, I'm not sure about the Revo. I made a 61mm front extended Lst2 and that was a lot better than the rear extended. I also made a flatpan Lst2 with a 2" front extended with a center diff. It handles real good and will just spins out and not rollover when you turn the steering while doing speed run. How heavy is your combo? I would try to lighten the chassis because even my setup it tend to spin out a lot due to the weight of the 8K MAH 6S lipo 15+ lbs. Goodluck.