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07.08.2008, 03:15 PM

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Well so does a Rustler so nothing new there
It's quite a bit worse than a Rustler in terms of CG and traction rolling. I've got both and my Slash is on it's lid far more often with my moderately powered BL setup.
   
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07.08.2008, 03:29 PM

Fair enough, I just thought they were similair in terms of C of G.
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07.08.2008, 04:07 PM

iv run quite a few packs through it and yes it does roll alot easier than the rustler but you get used to the handling after a while and can easily drive it without rolling
i deffinatly want to get brushless

im still leaning towards the mamba 5700 at the moment though, mostly because its waterproof which means i can go to the track and it doesnt matter if theres puddles or its raining

edit: and thanks for the link to the manual :)

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iv run quite a few packs through it and yes it does roll alot easier than the rustler but you get used to the handling after a while and can easily drive it without rolling
i deffinatly want to get brushless

im still leaning towards the mamba 5700 at the moment though, mostly because its waterproof which means i can go to the track and it doesnt matter if theres puddles or its raining

edit: and thanks for the link to the manual :)
You can run the 5700 in there, but the 4600 motor is a little better suited for it IMO. It'll run in the low-mid 30mph range on 2S and if you want more speed, just drop in a 3S lipo.
   
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07.08.2008, 06:35 PM

would the 4600 give more torque then? being a lower Kv
and also run cooler?
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