Trailing arm length

[Cultus]

Does anyone have the eye to eye measurement of the Losi Rock Rey trailing arms? I am looking to use them for a custom project i am putting together.

[willyg1981]

153 mm to be exact


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[Cultus]

Thanks!

[geauxktm,]

Has anyone tried shorter trailing arms for Crawling? Don't think they are too long like the bombers are but just curious. Going to twin hammer length on my bomber was a big performance gain on the rocks

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[geauxktm,]

Also I'm selling my rear axle, the currie f9 in clear if anyone is interested. It has less than 45 min run time

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[CoolRunning]

Why are you selling the Currie? Isn't it a 'fix' for running 3S? My stocker looks in fantastic nick even after months of driving but I mainly run 2S; I'd look at a billet axle if I was having 3S issues though. Seems to be a downgrade.

Honestly, the RR isn't the right truck as a dedicated crawler. It doesn't have a 2 speed option or super low gearing (it's geared really high being able to be as fast as 3S Yeti when the RR is on 2S). I think you'd get it into great rock bouncing territory but there is no chance of that tyres just turning crawler precision IMPO.

As a sensored rock bouncer it would be awesome fun and decently precise. I may go sensored eventually but every time I drive it I'm always very happy with the stock motor setup for power and the type of driving I feel the truck excels at.

Half the reason it's a great climber is the length and width and these are the very things that cause it major issues in the rocks.