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Jasper · 05:12 AM

Too bad the IMG tags doesn't work.

But now I tell how the truck performes. I made the first drive with 12 cells, GP3300 P/M and bowtie tires with 23mm wabash wheels. The gearing was 12/51. It wheeliet in first gear! The top speed was not so high. Because the truck didn't shift to second gear.

The second and third run was also with the same setup mentioned above. I tuned the gearbox. So the truck was now shifting!. It didn't wheeliet anymore. But the top speed was higher! The truck handles really well. Even if I make a full turn at full speed, the truck doesnt came off the ground. It turn really well.

The fourth run I drive with the new pro-line jaco, foam tires. These tires are 60 gram ligther (200 gram) than the bowtie with wabash wheels! (260 gram). So I save 240 grams! The truck has got lots of grip with the foamies! Also it drives a little bit harder.

Today I will drive with 14, GP3300P/M cells. Maybe I will make a video. But I am sure I will tell you how it performs!

Let me know what you think of my truck!

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Jasper RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 116 Join Date: Aug 2005	12.04.2005, 04:54 AM Too bad the IMG tags doesn't work. But now I tell how the truck performes. I made the first drive with 12 cells, GP3300 P/M and bowtie tires with 23mm wabash wheels. The gearing was 12/51. It wheeliet in first gear! The top speed was not so high. Because the truck didn't shift to second gear. The second and third run was also with the same setup mentioned above. I tuned the gearbox. So the truck was now shifting!. It didn't wheeliet anymore. But the top speed was higher! The truck handles really well. Even if I make a full turn at full speed, the truck doesnt came off the ground. It turn really well. The fourth run I drive with the new pro-line jaco, foam tires. These tires are 60 gram ligther (200 gram) than the bowtie with wabash wheels! (260 gram). So I save 240 grams! The truck has got lots of grip with the foamies! Also it drives a little bit harder. Today I will drive with 14, GP3300P/M cells. Maybe I will make a video. But I am sure I will tell you how it performs! Let me know what you think of my truck! Brushless J-truggy Last edited by Jasper; 12.04.2005 at 05:12 AM.