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mrsoundman · 10.10.2006, 05:50 PM

I have to admit that whenever I do go to the track, I am very easy on my truck. I have to drive 30 minutes each way to the track and it kills me to no end when I break a major part and have to drive all the way home after only being there for 15 minutes.... and of course, the part I need is the one part that I left at home.

When I convert to using the Mamba Max, I'll definately run it with a fan. I think most of the reason why my temps are so low with my current setup is because I'm not doing too much braking. I mainly rely on the driveline resistance to slow the truck down on the short straight aways and slide it through the corners. I only really use the brakes hard through 3 corners on our track.

Do you use any drag brake or any timing advance on your mamba powered setup?

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mrsoundman RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 8 Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: San Diego, CA	10.10.2006, 05:50 PM I have to admit that whenever I do go to the track, I am very easy on my truck. I have to drive 30 minutes each way to the track and it kills me to no end when I break a major part and have to drive all the way home after only being there for 15 minutes.... and of course, the part I need is the one part that I left at home. When I convert to using the Mamba Max, I'll definately run it with a fan. I think most of the reason why my temps are so low with my current setup is because I'm not doing too much braking. I mainly rely on the driveline resistance to slow the truck down on the short straight aways and slide it through the corners. I only really use the brakes hard through 3 corners on our track. Do you use any drag brake or any timing advance on your mamba powered setup?