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11.12.2006, 01:46 AM
I thought you were going on road. The off road principles are different. I am seriously thinking about a 1/8th buggy with street tires and brushless setup.
FD has a setup already for sale. 53.1 MPH on a 4S battery. Think what it would do on 5S. This is really catching my interest. 2007 Grizzly 700 EPS EFI Sons: BL E-Maxx 4S MA 4000 Lipo/MM ESC Feigao 9XL 22/54 gearing Gmaxx single speed Brushless Revo under construction |
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Location: Des Moines, IA
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11.12.2006, 01:58 AM
Yeah, I was going on-road, but I found it got a little old. There aren't any paved tracks that I know of around here and driving around by yourself isn't as fun as I thought it would be. It would be different if I had a 80+ mph vehicle, but the Jato aerodynamics are not meant for that level of speed.
After looking around a bit and asking some questions, I found there are pan cars that do have enough clearance to use in parking lots as long as the typical seams, cracks, and dirt aren't too bad. No matter what, I like having the weight relatively centered in the truck. |
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