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02.23.2006, 09:59 PM

I saw one running at my the new local track, and it handled very well (it's a pretty rough track). The guy was almost clearing a large triple that the 1/8 nitro buggies didn't even attempt (but my electric 1/8 buggy cleared it ;)). The only bad thing I noticed about it is that the guy landed on the wing, and snapped the wing mounts off the shock tower. If I remember correctly, it didn't even seem to be a very harsh landing (I've done worse with my buggy).


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02.23.2006, 10:04 PM

You think it may have a weak wing mount. Maybe that was not the first time though. Hmmm. It makes me wonder. I could convert it to brushless. Then it would clear that triple to like you metal man.


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02.23.2006, 10:12 PM

Of course it would :). Nitro just can't match the immediate acceleration of brushless...


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02.24.2006, 12:10 AM

i personally think the lightning stadium pro-r is among the best there is.
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02.24.2006, 02:00 AM

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...341&q=hellfire

Handles like crap and the motor doesn't sound to good.

Ofcourse that's just a matter of tuning. As it is now I think the hellfire is a bit overpriced. We'll see how it does, just like the crt when it first came out.
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02.24.2006, 03:15 AM

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I saw one running at my the new local track, and it handled very well (it's a pretty rough track). The guy was almost clearing a large triple that the 1/8 nitro buggies didn't even attempt (but my electric 1/8 buggy cleared it ;)). The only bad thing I noticed about it is that the guy landed on the wing, and snapped the wing mounts off the shock tower. If I remember correctly, it didn't even seem to be a very harsh landing (I've done worse with my buggy).

A guy here did the same thing with the wing mounts on a jammin truggy.

Sneek. It seemed to run ok, maybe a little rich( by the smoke), but i'm not an expert I saw some tire growth so it wasn't far off


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02.24.2006, 05:54 AM

I agree - seemed a little rich - but its hard to tell with that rough azz track - thats their test track - not too impressive of a track IMO...


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it was definately running a little bit rich and the track looked horrible imo
   
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02.24.2006, 10:32 AM

It was a touch rich. I had the same problem with savage. I think it don't look bad. I think it would have did better with a thicker oil in the center diff.
The track did look rough. I would be more impressive with a brushless.


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coolhand, have you thought about the lightning stadium pro-r? that with a bpp cnc'd chassis (if you plan on going brushless) would kick ass. thats what i intend to do to mine if i like how it handles on the track.`

Whats this BPP chassis you are talking about? Is that BombProof Products? Or links?


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yes, its bomb proof products. i think the should be releasing the chassis in the next month or so. who knows, maybe there alrady out and they just havent updated there site... http://bomb-proofproducts.com/home.htm
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Don't that run the maxx suspension squee?


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nope. it uses everything off of a lightning stadium. front/rear ends and all...
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Oh okay. I was thinking of the one you had. Sorry. Keep me straight squee. :D You got a link to it.


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look up above :005::005:
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