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Thunderbruiser 12.28.2009 05:32 AM

do you by any chance go to west coast rc? I'd like to see that truck run looks sweet

Shark413 12.28.2009 02:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thunderbruiser (Post 341001)
do you by any chance go to west coast rc? I'd like to see that truck run looks sweet

That's a little bit of a drive for me, so for now I run at Hot Rods.

Shark413 12.28.2009 02:22 PM

Update
 
Ok, I was able to get out on the track this weekend (no racing, open practice) and test the Jammin SCTRC10 vs the Slash 4x4. There was also an Ofna Hyper SC out on the track as well. The Traxxas is a great truck and a lot of fun but for me the Jammin is a better racer (on the track). It handles a little better, is easier to drive fast, etc. One thing about the Traxxas truck if you race you need the center diff, it is night and day regarding the handling with the diff installed. The Ofna truck is very nice as well and between the two (Jammin/Ofna) they were pretty evenly matched. I saw no advantage with either truck when I was out on the track with the Ofna truck. These things are a blast, my poor 1/8's pretty much sat on the table.

http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r...P1010037-2.jpg
Traxxas PE 4x4, Jammin SCTRC10 and Losi 2.0 brushless truggy.

http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r...P1010042-2.jpg

http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r...P1010043-2.jpg

Thunderbruiser 12.28.2009 08:22 PM

cool pics I sometimes go to hot rod maybe I'll catch you out there one of these days

FG101C 12.29.2009 01:27 AM

Could you tell me what the actual tire diameter mounted to the wheel is? Wanting to figure out speed and gearing with the speed calculator.

Thank you.

Shark413 01.08.2010 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by FG101C (Post 341121)
Could you tell me what the actual tire diameter mounted to the wheel is? Wanting to figure out speed and gearing with the speed calculator.

Thank you.

I think the outer diameter is 3.9".


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