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Bmr4life · 11:27 PM

I bought it as a roller a few months ago. Didn't have any nitro or electric parts.

Parts used.

Grid RC motor mount (f'ing awesome)
CC 1800kv 1Y motor (gotta love clearance)
CC MMM (i've got a few of them)
JR Z9000s servo (came with the roller)
DSM RX (a 3500 I think)
DX3R TX
Imex J-Hawg tires on 1/2 offset rims
Team Losi Battery Tray (the RC8E version is way to small)

Gearing is 15/44 (I want to be able to gear up for speed without using a large pinion). Been running on 4S. Freshly charged packs are almost hitting 50mph. Definitely moves good. I've got 50k in the center diff for some controllable wheelie fun.

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Bmr4life RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 453 Join Date: Mar 2006	Finally got around to putting my RC8T CE to use. - 04.15.2011, 06:51 PM I bought it as a roller a few months ago. Didn't have any nitro or electric parts. Parts used. Grid RC motor mount (f'ing awesome) CC 1800kv 1Y motor (gotta love clearance) CC MMM (i've got a few of them) JR Z9000s servo (came with the roller) DSM RX (a 3500 I think) DX3R TX Imex J-Hawg tires on 1/2 offset rims Team Losi Battery Tray (the RC8E version is way to small) Gearing is 15/44 (I want to be able to gear up for speed without using a large pinion). Been running on 4S. Freshly charged packs are almost hitting 50mph. Definitely moves good. I've got 50k in the center diff for some controllable wheelie fun. Last edited by Bmr4life; 04.15.2011 at 11:27 PM.