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junkman · 01.27.2011, 05:40 PM

They are fun little trucks, completely different natured than the slash 4x4, actually quite a handful to drive. They don't wheelie constantly like the 2wd one does. It seems much quicker than the slash for some reason. I kinda built up a "platinum" one with the traxxas big bores, sway bars, and aluminum carriers. The thing was eating rear stub axles like crazy. I went though 4 in 2 days. Swapped the plastic carriers back on and haven't broken one in the last 4 or 5 packs. I'm just running stock traxxas stuff in it, runs really well, but the motor does get pretty hot. I think I have a 13t on it and whatever the stock spur is, always on 3s.

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junkman RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 269 Join Date: Dec 2005	01.27.2011, 05:40 PM They are fun little trucks, completely different natured than the slash 4x4, actually quite a handful to drive. They don't wheelie constantly like the 2wd one does. It seems much quicker than the slash for some reason. I kinda built up a "platinum" one with the traxxas big bores, sway bars, and aluminum carriers. The thing was eating rear stub axles like crazy. I went though 4 in 2 days. Swapped the plastic carriers back on and haven't broken one in the last 4 or 5 packs. I'm just running stock traxxas stuff in it, runs really well, but the motor does get pretty hot. I think I have a 13t on it and whatever the stock spur is, always on 3s.