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Old 10-20-2009, 12:23 PM   #1
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Here's a vid of the WK Pro Comp chassis running the all new BWD "U-Dig" universal DIG system on the rocks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m-BTuAAyqw

SSS with the "U-DIG" indoors and very revealing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xC-us1vTqag

BWD "Mini Wedge" on the rocks at our local comp this past weekend. This footage was shot with NO tuning and no added wheel weights.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeD90iYTR2c

BWD "Micro Wedge" first time out vs the stock Losi Micro. Only difference between the two rigs is chassis, esc case removed, and body drop. Stock batteries run and no added wheel weight.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-8WhmUuKAw

BWD Micro Wedge vs Stock Losi Micro #2 - Indoor Challenge!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7ymKNANVRQ

BWD Micro Wedge - Impossible Lines:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvEBOKcR7gM

BWD 2.2 Wedge Invasion #1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJg9SVbPU8I
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How tight of a radius can it turn very impressive when will they be available
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How tight of a radius can it turn very impressive when will they be available
Radius is all based on rear tire traction/bite...as long as it is hooked it will pivot on the rear axle like other digs. Biggest difference is the size/weight difference and the ability to fit into most any chassis without clearance issues...well that and the ability to run one front and one back for dual shafty dig
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nice video's boss!
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1ST of all, Me being a bass player back in my day I love the music in your videos.

Is this dig unit a tranny mounted or a drive shaft dig. Which ever it looks like it works well.
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Wow Don, those videos and your products turned out great. Very interested to see more new products from you in the future. Thank you for using my tires and foams in your videos. I really appreciate the name recognition as well. Thank you.
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Wow Don, those videos and your products turned out great. Very interested to see more new products from you in the future. Thank you for using my tires and foams in your videos. I really appreciate the name recognition as well. Thank you.
Thanks guys. Eddie, the tires/foams are awesome...now I can't wait for my new "Mini Vertex" beadlocks to come in (hopefully by early next week)so I can take the first set and swap the tires over
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Is this dig unit a tranny mounted or a drive shaft dig. Which ever it looks like it works well.
Still wondering
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Eddie, the tires/foams are awesome...now I can't wait for my new "Mini Vertex" beadlocks to come in (hopefully by early next week)so I can take the first set and swap the tires over

When you swap the cobras over Don, try running the short paddle on the inside closest to the chassis. That is what I do and it seems to work well. Although in watching your video, it didn't seem to effect your mini at all. The steep climb at the end of the video was very cool watch. Your wedge mini chassis seemed dialed because I didn't notice any torque twist and it articulated very well. That is something that many of the current mini chassis's struggle with in my opinion.
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It's a non tranny dig with a twist
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When you swap the cobras over Don, try running the short paddle on the inside closest to the chassis. That is what I do and it seems to work well. Although in watching your video, it didn't seem to effect your mini at all. The steep climb at the end of the video was very cool watch. Your wedge mini chassis seemed dialed because I didn't notice any torque twist and it articulated very well. That is something that many of the current mini chassis's struggle with in my opinion.
Thanks Eddie, I will try that. Honestly, I loved how they ran out there. The Mini Wedge did extremely well and was pulling some lines giving folks fits...I passed the remote to a skillful 1.9 driver and he was pulling some sick stuff
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It's a non tranny dig with a twist
When do we get to see more of the twist.
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When do we get to see more of the twist.
Workin on it big daddy
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Let me know if you need any help. I had a friend working on a non tranny idea that work pretty good ,but he die and it didn't get out.
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Let me know if you need any help. I had a friend working on a non tranny idea that work pretty good ,but he die and it didn't get out.
Will do. Function and setup are already nicer than my previous Dig...and that is with my rough prototypes.
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yeah the proto I saw looked great. You guys will be very pleased when he gets them ready. Don pm sent your way Boss.
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It's a non tranny dig with a twist
I like the half cup decaf half calf with a tweest! No whip.
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When are we going to see some close up pics of the new U-Dig? I am really wanting to see what you have come up with to replace my trusty DNA Dig.
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