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Originally posted by RC-Monster Mike
Another nice ride! It appears that you may have the same addiction as me (e-maxxes!). One thing I would recommend on both of those trucks is the G-maxx extension. With the kind of power you are talking about, they are going to be wheelie machines for sure. It looks like you have the diffs upgraded already (I see aluminum cases at least on the scarlet-hopefully with aluminum cups inside, and I can't tell for sure, but it looks like you may have the 1/8 diffs on the other). They should be pretty bulletproof.
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Yeah, I got the 7.5 6 Gear Supermaxx Diffs in the Carbon Fiber G-Maxx and the 7.5 8 Gear Supermaxx Diffs in the ScarletMaxx. I only have the steel idler gears in the ScarletMaxx since I can't find the aluminum gears anymore.
I was heavy into Nitro until Novak came out with the Brushless H-V. I sold off all my nitro trucks (must have had 15 or 20) once I saw the performance. I have a stock E-Maxx with the H-V and I was very impressed with the performance. Then I saw some vids of some of the higher end brushless motors like the Hacker and Plett and decided that was the way I wanted to go. I have grown so tired of blistered hands from pull-starters, tuning nitro engines and the noise and mess of nitro. Not to mention, with a baby daughter, I usually only have time to run for at most an hour at a time which doesn't give me a lot of time so I usually end up running in my neighborhood. I have yet to have neighbors that don't mind the nitro whine as they try to have dinner.
So I threw everything I got into brushless setups and I haven't looked back. I do have a nitro Kyosho Baja Beetle and a Nitro Kyosho Blizzard but those are just for fun and I don't really run them at all.
The only thing I don't like about the extension kits is the look of the truck that has been extended. The bodies don't fit well. I have a couple wheelie bars I will put on when I run the high powered trucks.
BTW, here is my Kyosho Twin Force, my stock E-Maxx and my CarbonMaxx with the new wheels/tires. Not sure what I will put in the Twin Force but it will likely be one of the high end guys to move those massive wheels/tires.