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Well I am using a 1515 right now. :P
What is your point here? You were saying that a 1512 was a good alternative to the 1515. And a number of us were trying to explain why it wasn't. So this is where you say, "thanks guys for setting me straight and helping me not make a stupid motor choice."
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08.18.2010, 10:21 AM
Thanks guys for setting me straight and helping me not make a stupid motor choice! :)

Although I thought it was obvious by saying that yes I probably would move to a 1518 or 1520!

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What is your point here? You were saying that a 1512 was a good alternative to the 1515. And a number of us were trying to explain why it wasn't. So this is where you say, "thanks guys for setting me straight and helping me not make a stupid motor choice."
   
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But yes I will probably drop to a 1518 or 1520 depending what will fit length wise.
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can u please explain to me how you mounted the body because im making a custom 5b conversion.

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People have mounted the bodies in a couple of different ways. Here are some pics on how I mounted it. You can also look through my gallery http://picasaweb.google.com/thzerodo...x5BConversion#.
   
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10.10.2010, 06:00 PM
great thinking!! nice simple idea!

the body doesnt get hit in roll overs anyway right?
   
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Not really no... because its small it mostly gets protected.

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great thinking!! nice simple idea!

the body doesnt get hit in roll overs anyway right?
   
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whats the long part were the body pin goes?? is that a baja 5b part??
   
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whats the long part were the body pin goes?? is that a baja 5b part??
The body mounts right there...look on top of the rear/side of the body, you will see it poking through!

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i kno lol but whats the part #
   
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#idontknobutanyoldbodypostwilldueyoujustgottafindo neandcutittofitityourself
   
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10.10.2010, 11:57 PM
:)

Still the best Savage5's I've seen.

I think Tamiya or Trinity or Dynamite makes body posts like that. Search Tower.
   
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Thanks. And yes, I don't know what they were, but you can find any number of different sized body posts to cut down and use. Tower can be a great place to hunt for them.

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Still the best Savage5's I've seen.

I think Tamiya or Trinity or Dynamite makes body posts like that. Search Tower.
   
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