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03.13.2010, 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by lincpimp View Post
Ahh, gas rc. Fun stuff, but i warn you to not get tempted by the "lure" of more power and put a tuned pipe on. You will then have a decreased powerband, and the kind of noise a nitro motor can only dream about. Forget about playing with it in front of your house, as the neighbors will crucify you. So leave it stock.

As far as fun goes, unless you have a really big space (that gravel pit you had vids of looks good) the baja is not much fun. And 2wd gets old. But have fun!

I can only imagine where you would be now if you had some decent packs for that flux, say 2 3s g3 hyperions and a smaller pinion.... You will miss 4wd and you will miss brushless, especially when you get a sock full of 2 stroke....

But have fun. And give the baja forums a try, lots of knowledge there.

for the short time i had my baja clone, i drove it with the stock can pipe for about 1/2 a gallon and then 1/2 with a tuned pipe. trust me freezebyte, if you want more power, don't get a bigger engine. a decent tuned pipe will add may more power than a bigger engine. my baja clone went from being a complete slug to pulling wheelies just by changing the pipe. that's actually how i fried the diff. luckily, the 5t has the alloy diff, so you shouldn't have that problem.

these things are fun, but only if you know the right spots to bash them. i think you will have a ton of fun with your 5t, especially at those sweet bash spots from your savage vids.


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