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03.30.2011, 01:52 AM

Dreambuild, you are lucky. I hope the build goes smoothly for you, and I am going to follow this thread!

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Sorry for not replying guys...I am not getting notifications. Thanks for the kudos...This is so much fun to work on something that I can actually see the parts...

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Its worth considering the FLM towers, extended arms and CVDs if you've got the coin...

They add stability and look great. Are you adding the turtle quickdiff / top plate?

I'm for just front disk brakes - I've have no issues with ESC braking and equally dialable.

The rear brakes will just cook and fade.
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Dreambuild, you are lucky. I hope the build goes smoothly for you, and I am going to follow this thread!

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Sorry for the delay on this.

I got the tires mounted up.

You want to talk about a battle. Those close cell rear foams are tough. I swear I heard them laughing at me.










I like the tread. I think it will be a good All Terrain Tire.




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Assembled the shocks. It is so nice working on these big rigs. It's like having big numbers on your phone. When are the 1/5 scale crawlers going to take off.



Just as a reference, I put a tool next to it. These things are huge.



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04.14.2011, 07:37 AM

Next was getting the power plant in place.

First I installed the mount that housed the bearing.



Then came the spur gear...



Enter stage left...the beer can



And the Chiller...



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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???


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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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