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Old 07-02-2008, 12:04 AM   #21
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nice griz!
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The weight shouldn't hurt to bad...

That ford sticker you are thinking of putting on will...
Oh, it's on again.....I'm finding a Ford sticker now.
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I put on some RPM revolvers with a set of Proline Dirt Works tires. I used the rears for a Pede/Rustler front and rear, They fit nice with no mods. All you have to do is use the RPM hex in the rear, and the stock wide grey hex up front. Then you have to get non flanged Traxxas wheel nuts and it is a simple bolt on. I put on some bead lock rings I had from TCS for some bling.
Sounds cool Dude. I tried that cuz I've got several sets of Pede wheels, but I wanted to keep the narrow, more scale looking tire. The wider tire doesn't look bad though.
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That looks tight Chrisly I finally broke down....mine's on the way
Well done Tanis, you won't regret it.

So I ran through a couple battery packs tonight to test the tires. I ran it in the yard, giving the dog quite a workout , and ran it in the street for a bit. So far it looks like the tires are going to hold together and the traction is great.
I was getting about 18 minutes of run time out of my 3600 Venom packs. That was with a 17t pinion. Looks like it's ready for the races.
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Old 07-02-2008, 12:36 AM   #22
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This is what I am getting. After seeing this! I can make a track at my property, The power line company even ran tons of dirt about 1-2' deep under the powerline across our property in the back.. I got me some dirt.

I love the look of yours but I think high cut fenders are a must!
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Old 07-02-2008, 09:07 AM   #23
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Oh, it's on again.....I'm finding a Ford sticker now.
To late, mine already has a caddy emblem in the grill, cause I wanted it to be straight PIMPIN....

the ladies love it
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Old 07-02-2008, 09:25 AM   #24
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To late, mine already has a caddy emblem in the grill, cause I wanted it to be straight PIMPIN....

the ladies love it
Your pimp hand is strong.....nearly as strong as mine.

The ladies tend to like Fords as well.....my Ford at least.
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Yes, but I prefer my ladies to have teeth
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Old 07-02-2008, 09:43 AM   #26
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Yes, but I prefer my ladies to have teeth
Doesn't much matter to me, no teeth can be good sometimes.
Apparently you'd be surprised at the type of ladies who love my truck.
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Dentures work well.....
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Ford FTW.

I think some fox coilovers would be insane if someone tried it cough*rc4wd*cough
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griz would you still recomend the narrow (rock crawler) revolvers for NON narrowed tires, ie sand paddles? id be worried around cornering if the sidewalls are bowed out. do you think standard revolvers would clear knuckles/arms etc? i wonder what the offset is on the standard revolvers, they only list the offset for the narrow crawler versions.

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Old 09-02-2008, 09:48 AM   #32
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griz would you still recomend the narrow (rock crawler) revolvers for NON narrowed tires, ie sand paddles? id be worried around cornering if the sidewalls are bowed out. do you think standard revolvers would clear knuckles/arms etc? i wonder what the offset is on the standard revolvers, they only list the offset for the narrow crawler versions.
I agree with you, for a non-narowed tire the Revolver narrow wheels wouldn't be a great option because of the sidewall.
I have seen guys running full width electric pede rear wheels and full Dirt Works tires on the rear of a Slash with no problems. I don't know if they would work on the front, I doubt it. The ones I have seen had stock tires up front.
I'm pretty sure the "narrow wheelbase" rockcrawler wheels are the same as Pede electric rear wheels but with width taken away from the inner side.

Full Dirt Works tires on the rear on Pede Revolver rear wheels with narrowed Dirt Works tires up front on Rockcrawler wheels would be a sweet setup I think.
FYI, I am still running the RPP aluminum wheels and narrowed Dirt Works tires at all four corners. The wheels are working great and the glued tires are still holding up fine to the 16T double motor on 8 cells.

For paddles, I just mounted mine on a set of Junfac Mudrock beadlocks. I had to modify the inner rings. I bet paddles would work on electric Pede rear wheels though.
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