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Serum · 04.26.2005, 05:01 PM

My advise is, don't run it near trees or anything solid and don't be too trigger happy..

Titanium pivotballs do snap, that is a known thing..

On 16 cells it is one very fast ride! (a friend of mine threw his savage to 70.4 km/h (44mph) with his 10L on 15 cells (and that is a 6.5Kg (14.3lbs) heavy monster)

use a fast steeringservo, good transmittor/receiver and make the cg as low as possible (you allready got the gorillamaxx chassis right? And you could also use 40 serie bowties for ultimate corner stability..

I know, when i drive my mamba 8K mini-t, i break something.. I just respect that and accept the fact that you use things on such a truck.. ( i got some spareparts now..)

If you combine a enthousiastic finger and a fast truck, you must accept it, that you need spareparts.. Just be easy on her and she will be easy on your wallet.. (but you bought it to drive right?!)

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	04.26.2005, 05:01 PM My advise is, don't run it near trees or anything solid and don't be too trigger happy.. Titanium pivotballs do snap, that is a known thing.. On 16 cells it is one very fast ride! (a friend of mine threw his savage to 70.4 km/h (44mph) with his 10L on 15 cells (and that is a 6.5Kg (14.3lbs) heavy monster) use a fast steeringservo, good transmittor/receiver and make the cg as low as possible (you allready got the gorillamaxx chassis right? And you could also use 40 serie bowties for ultimate corner stability.. I know, when i drive my mamba 8K mini-t, i break something.. I just respect that and accept the fact that you use things on such a truck.. ( i got some spareparts now..) If you combine a enthousiastic finger and a fast truck, you must accept it, that you need spareparts.. Just be easy on her and she will be easy on your wallet.. (but you bought it to drive right?!)