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05.01.2009, 10:40 AM
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05.01.2009, 11:07 AM
As much as racing - I must have a much into each crawler now than I do in my bashers/racers...
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05.01.2009, 11:11 AM
I tried it with a AX10, but my problem was the places to run and people to run with. I got bored hitting the same line over and over in my yard and in the woods... It was fun until it got old. I bet it would be better if I had a nice big place to run...
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A Horse's Ass
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Location: Spokane WA
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05.02.2009, 11:34 AM
I put those Tera Pins on my strr also. They were too wild on the Savage. The truggy handles a lot better but like Finnster said they hit the body on power slides and not as stable. Too much sidewall on those things. I've never seen my truggy on just two wheels (same side) as much as with them. They are fun once in a while though. Gave the truggy more clearance but lose a lot of steering.
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