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Nick · 04:38 AM

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:

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

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Nick COOKIES! Offline Posts: 1,310 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: England, York	01.20.2006, 04:37 AM 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: Thanks, glad you like my truck, took me ages getting here! :) ~ Nick. Last edited by Nick; 01.20.2006 at 04:38 AM.