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GorillaMaxx360 · 02:00 PM

I think I have a solution to my whole problem it won’t be cheap but it will give me exactly what I want. Here it is I will use the HB diffs, RC monster Slipperential, 4s lipo, standard size dish wheels, 3.3 sliders, RC Monster Heat sink for the Esc, Feigao 7XL (smooth can -rc monster heat sink will hold on the back of the motor so no popping of), Quark esc, External Ubec, 1 cooling fan, RC monster heat sink for motor (make it fit on mamba monster Maxx), Revo 36t slipper, and a 18t pinion. . This should fix my problem for many reasons. 1.) I will use HB diffs for strength and tunebility rather than stock diffs. 2.) I will use Slippererential for the fact that it is lighter thank the g1 trans and it is better for racing. 3.) I will use the RC monster heat sink and 1 fan below the esc for better esc cooling. 4.) I use standard dish wheels so I can use my 17mm hex and small rim diameter will be less harder on the motor and it will give me more turning performance than 40 series, it will also be better on my servo. 5.) I will use 3.3 sliders because they are light and they will put less strain on the diffs. 6.) I will use the Feigao 7xl smooth can motor because it is the most bang for the buck and I can use the rc monster heat sink. 7.) I will use the ubec for better cooling of the esc. 8.) I will use the 36t spur and the 18t pinion for less strain on the motor and be able to reach speeds of the high 30s. 9.) After all is said and done with this list I get the racing performance of no other and the durability of a basher and I reach good racing speeds at safe running temps. I think I have solved pretty much every problem that could occur with my truck. Heres is my list of just the roller chassis of what I will be running so you can figure an approximate weight

This list if for you guys to see how heavy my truck will be

1.) GorillaMaxx G2 graphite x-brace chassis
2.) GorillaMaxx G2 graphite chassis extension
3.) GorillaMaxx G3 XL battery straps
4.) GorillaMaxx G3 front skid plate
5.) Unlimited Engineering gen 4 steering assembly
6.) Flextek titanium suspension arms
7.) Integy MSR5 piggy back shock set
8.) RD Logics Revo Steering Blocks
9.) RC Monster custom slipperential
10.) Proline 17mm Standard velocity wheels
11.) Proline standard size crime fighter tires
12.) Traxxas T-Maxx 3.3 sliders
13.) Fast Lane Machine front and rear hybrid bulkheads
14.) Fast Lane Machine front and rear bulkhead brace
15.) DUH Engineering Hybrid titanium front and rear shock tower set
16.) Punisher Titanium 1/8 Maxx turnbuckles
17.) Ofna 17mm wheel hub set
18.) HB Diffs

Heres it a picture of how I will setup the ESC and the fan and the esc heat sinks. What do you guys think please comment on if I am wrong or if I am right and this is the solution to my problem, and if you have any opinions. Thanks PLEASE COMMENT -I used papa's Maxx to show what the setup would look

I Want Your Opinions THANKS SO MUCH:027:

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GorillaMaxx360 Always Willing to Obtain More Knowledge Offline Posts: 1,482 Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Chicago	I think i got the solution - 12.22.2006, 01:58 PM I think I have a solution to my whole problem it won’t be cheap but it will give me exactly what I want. Here it is I will use the HB diffs, RC monster Slipperential, 4s lipo, standard size dish wheels, 3.3 sliders, RC Monster Heat sink for the Esc, Feigao 7XL (smooth can -rc monster heat sink will hold on the back of the motor so no popping of), Quark esc, External Ubec, 1 cooling fan, RC monster heat sink for motor (make it fit on mamba monster Maxx), Revo 36t slipper, and a 18t pinion. . This should fix my problem for many reasons. 1.) I will use HB diffs for strength and tunebility rather than stock diffs. 2.) I will use Slippererential for the fact that it is lighter thank the g1 trans and it is better for racing. 3.) I will use the RC monster heat sink and 1 fan below the esc for better esc cooling. 4.) I use standard dish wheels so I can use my 17mm hex and small rim diameter will be less harder on the motor and it will give me more turning performance than 40 series, it will also be better on my servo. 5.) I will use 3.3 sliders because they are light and they will put less strain on the diffs. 6.) I will use the Feigao 7xl smooth can motor because it is the most bang for the buck and I can use the rc monster heat sink. 7.) I will use the ubec for better cooling of the esc. 8.) I will use the 36t spur and the 18t pinion for less strain on the motor and be able to reach speeds of the high 30s. 9.) After all is said and done with this list I get the racing performance of no other and the durability of a basher and I reach good racing speeds at safe running temps. I think I have solved pretty much every problem that could occur with my truck. Heres is my list of just the roller chassis of what I will be running so you can figure an approximate weight This list if for you guys to see how heavy my truck will be 1.) GorillaMaxx G2 graphite x-brace chassis 2.) GorillaMaxx G2 graphite chassis extension 3.) GorillaMaxx G3 XL battery straps 4.) GorillaMaxx G3 front skid plate 5.) Unlimited Engineering gen 4 steering assembly 6.) Flextek titanium suspension arms 7.) Integy MSR5 piggy back shock set 8.) RD Logics Revo Steering Blocks 9.) RC Monster custom slipperential 10.) Proline 17mm Standard velocity wheels 11.) Proline standard size crime fighter tires 12.) Traxxas T-Maxx 3.3 sliders 13.) Fast Lane Machine front and rear hybrid bulkheads 14.) Fast Lane Machine front and rear bulkhead brace 15.) DUH Engineering Hybrid titanium front and rear shock tower set 16.) Punisher Titanium 1/8 Maxx turnbuckles 17.) Ofna 17mm wheel hub set 18.) HB Diffs Heres it a picture of how I will setup the ESC and the fan and the esc heat sinks. What do you guys think please comment on if I am wrong or if I am right and this is the solution to my problem, and if you have any opinions. Thanks PLEASE COMMENT -I used papa's Maxx to show what the setup would look I Want Your Opinions THANKS SO MUCH:027: Last edited by GorillaMaxx360; 12.22.2006 at 02:00 PM.