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Old 05-10-2010, 11:18 PM   #1
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Radio: DX3R
Receiver: SR3100 DSM2 3CH
chassis: JP Havoc
shocks: Axial alumin.
wheels: Mayhem spiders w/ HB rovers (whites)
Servo: Jr8711
Motors: two- 45t CKRC Twisters
Motor pinions: (F/R) 13-tooth/12-tooth
ESC: FXR
BEC: Castle
Dig: Punk Dig RC switch
Battery: 3s Lipo 1500
Body: Grappler body
other mods: Lightweight gear housing F/R & rear axle is lightweight





















With everything ballooned up, kinda looks messy, but it sits on its side plus some, plus you gota protect your elec.
I plan on getting a new body, this one is beat up pretty good.
Let me know what you think, its my first try at a torsion chassis....so far i'm liking it alot
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Old 05-10-2010, 11:24 PM   #2
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Looks good....

Move your Rear upper links at the chassis up one or two rows.
Why such big Spacers on the front torsion links?
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Old 05-11-2010, 12:03 AM   #3
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Radio: DX3R
Receiver: SR3100 DSM2 3CH
chassis: JP Havoc
shocks: Axial alumin.
wheels: Mayhem spiders w/ HB rovers (whites)
Servo: Jr8711
Motors: two- 45t CKRC Twisters
Motor pinions: (F/R) 13-tooth/12-tooth
ESC: FXR
BEC: Castle
Dig: Punk Dig RC switch
Battery: 3s Lipo 1500
Body: Grappler body
other mods: Lightweight gear housing F/R & rear axle is lightweight


With everything ballooned up, kinda looks messy, but it sits on its side plus some, plus you gota protect your elec.
I plan on getting a new body, this one is beat up pretty good.
Let me know what you think, its my first try at a torsion chassis....so far i'm liking it alot
How much weight do you have in the wheels, if any?
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Old 05-11-2010, 06:07 AM   #4
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Looks good....

Move your Rear upper links at the chassis up one or two rows.
Why such big Spacers on the front torsion links?
I will move them up, I just thought i read on here to keep both upper links parallel.
the reason for the big spacers on the front is the servo. i try to mount it closer but it was leaning on the servo alot. Should i try and get them a little closer? even though it rubs on the servo. I do plan to go with a servo plate to mount the servo vertical, that should bring them in alot closer.
tnx for the tips

Edit: nevermind R2J, I just found this
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Run your Rear upper links in the top two rows. Mine are on the Top row.
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How much weight do you have in the wheels, if any?
3 1/2 oz. in each front & none in the rear......& yes she's heavy. I did try and run without but every time i tryed to climb a steep hill my front wouldn't stay planted :/

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