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Old 09-23-2011, 11:13 AM   #21
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Looks real good. My mini T1E chassis should be showing up real soon. I did the OTA steering using RcBros knuckles, but had to make my own temporary link because it was never in stock. I will keep an eye out on CI for the link.
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Old 09-30-2011, 11:52 AM   #22
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Very nice, I look forward to driving with Gavin again!
Thanks and we are excited to see you on the 8th.


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Looks real good. My mini T1E chassis should be showing up real soon. I did the OTA steering using RcBros knuckles, but had to make my own temporary link because it was never in stock. I will keep an eye out on CI for the link.
Thank you and thank you. The links are in stock now.
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So I finally finished this set of tires. I have only run a few battery packs on them, so they are very fresh. They are definitely a wheel speed tire. They do not like slow crawling. They want to be driven in constant motion with little bursts of wheel speed.

Here are the specs:

RTR Weight as pictured: 3 pounds 3 ounces
Each Front:
8.8 total weight
1" wide bead lock
Medium Single Stage Foam Narrowed to 1.5" wide
Super Soft Compound Panther tire
M2 Pro-Line Sidewall

Each Rear:
5.8 total weight
1" wide bead lock
Firm Single Stage Foam Narrowed to 1.35" wide
Soft Compound Panther tire
M2 Pro-Line Sidewall








This is one of my test lines I use. It's very steep, and the iron ore is sand stonish in that it will have traction for the first few passes, but after that the surface becomes sandy and slick. I start at the bottom and climb up and over the peak. These tires crawled it well.


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I'm also testing out some new Rovers on new wide 1.9 bead locks.






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Old 09-30-2011, 05:36 PM   #25
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Thank you and thank you. The links are in stock now.
On Order. Thanks
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Old 10-05-2011, 12:31 AM   #26
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Great pic of your test line, have any video to go with it? I hadn't seen a servo gaurd before and was thinking something along the same lines, but probably mishapen and made of poor materials.
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