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wrekluse? I have a new wrekluse frame coming and have always want to build one. So.. my question is. Do I go really big, 40series tires, tf axles, and make a monster. Or do I go with my ax-10 axles, some 2.2 pitbulls or iroks. I have mixed thoughts about each. I like big but I like scale as well. what do you all think? Thanks Jason |
Re: wrekluse? i say go in between big and scale. you could use wraith axles |
Re: wrekluse? Wraith axles are good for them, but build whatever you think is cool man, it's your rig |
Re: wrekluse? You may want to PM either "bob1961" or "Robotboy", one of them had the same chassis. As to tires, all I've read is that the newer PitBulls are the "tits"......Great looking and work very well."thumbsup""thumbsup" |
Re: wrekluse? It depends on what is in you soul deep down. Is it true scale, or more toward scale performance? |
Re: wrekluse? I think Im going more scale. But having a big crawler is always fun. I chose tf or ax10 because thats what I have and after buying new servos and frame my funds are very low, plus christmas with have 3 kids is draining also. So the wraith axles are out and I go small or big, no medium lol. I guess I will stuff the axles under the frame when it gets here and see what look I want. Another thought is my daughter and father inlaw both have 1.9 honchos so it would be cool to go where they go and not be bored waiting for big rocks. I guess I have alot to think about. thanks Jason |
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Re: wrekluse? If you want it to look scale you should go with 1.9's. 2.2's start looking too big and 40's would look ridiculous. |
Re: wrekluse? Ok so i got the frame today. I set it on the ax-10 axles then the tf axles, back and forth for about an hour. I decide they are both what I want so...lol Im going with the ax-10 setup for more of the scale look. Thanks for the input and will be starting a build in the 2.2 section soon. thanks jason |
Re: wrekluse? Look forward to your build....it's a fun chassis to work with "thumbsup" |
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