Getting the LS10 up to my specs.... - RC-Monster Forums

rootar · 12.12.2007, 09:16 PM

yes the heatsink is screwed to both mounts and its tight aginist the motor. We put together a makeshift ramp at school today with a folding table and some sheets of aluminum and rugs for traction, and i did prolly 20-30 jumps about head high, and it didnt budge even landing on the concrete floor. so i think im safe for now, now as soon as it drys up outside ill do some real testing.

btw is it just me or are brushless trucks extremley easy to do flips and make corrections with mid air??? i was looking like a pro today at school.

MTBikerTim · 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by rootar

yes the heatsink is screwed to both mounts and its tight aginist the motor. We put together a makeshift ramp at school today with a folding table and some sheets of aluminum and rugs for traction, and i did prolly 20-30 jumps about head high, and it didnt budge even landing on the concrete floor. so i think im safe for now, now as soon as it drys up outside ill do some real testing.

btw is it just me or are brushless trucks extremley easy to do flips and make corrections with mid air??? i was looking like a pro today at school.

Probably really depends on the setup of the truck. The instant throttle responce, torque and ability to rev probably helps too. Your truck being fairly short/light with the big wheels would help too.