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BP-Revo · 03.22.2010, 01:32 AM

I just got back from RCX. Spent more or less the whole day at the booth with Mike and Jamie.

I took some pictures with my phone (forgot the camera - doh!) which I'll post up later.

What I do know is the Hyperion Pack is a 7S 6500mah pack. The motor is a 1527. The conversion kit for the Baja is close to being done. It consists of a new top plate, new bottom plate, and the vertical braces on the side (one of which the motor bolts to) as well.

I saw a Slash 4x4 with an aluminum chassis (not sure if it was Mike's or Jamie's - I think it was Jamie's), but it was a early stage prototype. I believe I have a picture of this.

JERRY2KONE · **Good info. -** 03.22.2010, 01:38 AM

Some good info so far, but I am sure that there is alot more out there that people can share with us. That four track Baja is one sick vehicle. I can only imagine how much it would cost to get that seup in hand. That thing is a work of art. The twin NOS setup looks pretty freaky as well, but how far are people willing to go with these things? How fast is he expecting to go with a NOS R/C vehicle? Very nice work going into these toys. One could probably pay cash for a pretty nice 1:1 vehicle for what they put into R/C vehicles like that. Narally.

rootar · 03.22.2010, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by BP-Revo

I saw a Slash 4x4 with an aluminum chassis (not sure if it was Mike's or Jamie's - I think it was Jamie's), but it was a early stage prototype. I believe I have a picture of this.

if it had a chassis it was mike's, jamie should have brought all his axle up grade pieces and cvds along with arms and other things, which may have ended up on mikes truck....

BP-Revo · 03.22.2010, 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by rootar

if it had a chassis it was mike's, jamie should have brought all his axle up grade pieces and cvds along with arms and other things, which may have ended up on mikes truck....

I'm not sure, cause I was talking to Jamie and he was telling me "the chassis just finished and I swiped it into the box and ran to catch my plane" - those were more or less his exact words, so from what I understood he cut them out. When Mike prototypes or does one-off parts, he usually does them himself.

But yes, Jamie did have aluminum arms, CVD's, and hardened steel stock-replacement stub axles for the Slash 4x4.