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07.30.2008, 10:22 PM
well i raised the front and rear mounts up to the higest possible, i put the wide offset grey hexs on the rear to match the front, i used the traxxas nitro star 5 spokes (all front offset) and of course with badlands tires.
this was my solution to cutting and blowing up the stock tires (even with a tirmmed body) so now i should have 10X better traction, no more pushing, and no more tearing up tires, i may not look the best but it will definetly work.
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07.30.2008, 11:55 PM
it actually looks pretty sweet.
the body and the bladlands look great togethe
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07.31.2008, 12:01 AM
that looks badazz, full on Baja 1000. I like it better
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07.31.2008, 12:07 AM
To tell you the truth, I actually like it better. It looks great!!
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07.31.2008, 02:44 AM
Umm... +1 +1 and +1! I think it looks fine. You'll just have more dirt to clean out when you're done!
I've got a WIP Slash right now. Waiting on wheels, tires, and a good 4s motor. Any recommendations? What are you running?
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07.31.2008, 02:48 AM
I think I might do this with mine. It looks good!
Those bigger tires can't hurt it, either. The tiny stockers don't grip very well in softer stuff, which is usually what I run on.
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07.31.2008, 02:51 AM
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Those bigger tires can't hurt it, either. The tiny stockers don't grip very well in softer stuff, which is usually what I run on. 
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I ran mine on grass with the stockers and I could barely get any traction.  They are nice for that "scale appearance" but aren't practical for driving.
Last edited by What's_nitro?; 07.31.2008 at 02:53 AM.
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07.31.2008, 02:56 AM
for what its worth I also think it looks better.
Kyosho SC, tekin rs, D3 17.5
Hyper 9e, mmp,tekin 1900kv
Associated sc10 4x4, novak 4.5
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07.31.2008, 07:26 AM
the badlands hookup amazing, the extra 3/4" of width is nice also, it does get pretty squirly past 35 due to the tires not being taped but the front tires make a huge difference turning, and the rear end isnt near as quick to swap around on you coming out of a turn, so im very happy with after driving it this mourning. and im starting to argee wiht yall and the more i look at it the more i like it.
i am thinking about taking the rear bumper off so when i land a bigger jump a little nose high it wont send it cartwheeling.
Last edited by rootar; 07.31.2008 at 07:40 AM.
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07.31.2008, 07:47 AM
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Umm... +1 +1 and +1! I think it looks fine. You'll just have more dirt to clean out when you're done!
I've got a WIP Slash right now. Waiting on wheels, tires, and a good 4s motor. Any recommendations? What are you running?
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im running a 9L, mm w/ ccbec, and 5000 3s, MORE than enough power, no temp problems, and 45 minutes of runtime aint bad either. 4s might be alittle much in the slash....but im not one to talk about putting toomuch power into something, hell im running 1515 and 5s in a buggy
post some pics of how you guys trimmed your slashes! i know brad cut most of the fender that hangs down off his and then took a heatgun and flared the rest up and out to keep from cutting tires and also get the tires farther under the wheel wells.
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07.31.2008, 09:35 AM
Will you stop posting pictures.. I didn't want one and now I want one... Looks good!
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07.31.2008, 11:58 AM
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im running a 9L, mm w/ ccbec, and 5000 3s, MORE than enough power, no temp problems, and 45 minutes of runtime aint bad either. 4s might be alittle much in the slash....but im not one to talk about putting toomuch power into something, hell im running 1515 and 5s in a buggy 
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I picked up a Feigao 540S 16T (~2200kV) so that should do it. 22/90 gearing puts it around 40 mph, which is perfect for bashing.
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07.31.2008, 01:20 PM
the front looks sweet but i don't dig the rear.
p.s. have you tried the buggy wheel adapter from new era?
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07.31.2008, 01:33 PM
looks good.. i think i like it better than the stock
I fly, I drive, but most of all I crash.
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07.31.2008, 03:34 PM
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the front looks sweet but i don't dig the rear.
p.s. have you tried the buggy wheel adapter from new era?
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yes i tired them on there with komodo lps but i didnt like how heavy they were.
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