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Now a question:

Has anyone seen this beast run on 5s or 6s?

I currently don't have 8s packs and would like to try it.

Will there be enough juice to move the thing???
I have run 6s on my Baja 5b with the CC combo and I can say it moves it very well. Racing vs my dad's truggy on a figure 8 type track I actually did better with the 6s as it was a lot more controllable, and it still performed better than the stock baja as far as speed/acceleration. With paddles in shallow sand I can still pull wheelies with 6s. But also, as far as I have experienced, I have gotten a lot less run time out of the 6s, probably about 20% less, actually.
   
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I have run 6s on my Baja 5b with the CC combo and I can say it moves it very well. Racing vs my dad's truggy on a figure 8 type track I actually did better with the 6s as it was a lot more controllable, and it still performed better than the stock baja as far as speed/acceleration. With paddles in shallow sand I can still pull wheelies with 6s. But also, as far as I have experienced, I have gotten a lot less run time out of the 6s, probably about 20% less, actually.
I was talking with Joe Ford from CC. Here was his comment about it:

6S is the "Sane" Set-up
8S is the "InSane" Set-Up



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I just want to share with everyone how everything is just big on this thing.

Here is a comparison of the Bullet Plugs from what we are used to and the 8 mm ones that are needed to handle the 33.6 Volts that will be flowing through them.





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I got the front and rear bumpers on...




Mounted up the tires and did a dry fit of the body


The excitement is building...


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04.18.2011, 08:29 PM

With it being nice out tonight, I figured I would shoot the body now.

ALERT!!!!

If you are going to paint one of these bodies, purchase stock in Tamiya Paint before you do.


I have always loved Tamiya Metallic Mica Red Ferrari. It is a Limited Edition Color.


I figured that with this much body, it would be the best color to use.

Well...3 cans of the red and 2 cans of white backer later...she is done and looks hot.


I will now let it cure for a couple days and then cover the inside of the body with Strapping Tape to ensure that it holds up and also reinforces the body from damage.

I will also be laminating another piece of lexan at the mounting points to reinforce the body holes.


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