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Shark413 · 06:09 AM

Serum, It's just that with a battery and motor on one side and a single battery on the other the CG is heavily bias to the side with the battery and motor. I am worried that the handling will be adversly impacted. The track where I race has several double and triple jumps and the thought of a left side heavy 10.5 pound MT hitting those jumps at speed could be trouble. I imagine it would start pulling left after each jump. I agree that with the batteries sitting so far back and high that it seems like it probably won't handle very well. But Like I said, It will be easy for me to move the batteries around to see how the different battery configurations effect the handling. I won't be able to run it in the dirt for a while (Holidays). Thanks for the feedback.

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Shark413 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 468 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Los Angeles, CA	12.23.2006, 06:06 AM Serum, It's just that with a battery and motor on one side and a single battery on the other the CG is heavily bias to the side with the battery and motor. I am worried that the handling will be adversly impacted. The track where I race has several double and triple jumps and the thought of a left side heavy 10.5 pound MT hitting those jumps at speed could be trouble. I imagine it would start pulling left after each jump. I agree that with the batteries sitting so far back and high that it seems like it probably won't handle very well. But Like I said, It will be easy for me to move the batteries around to see how the different battery configurations effect the handling. I won't be able to run it in the dirt for a while (Holidays). Thanks for the feedback. Last edited by Shark413; 12.23.2006 at 06:09 AM.