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Old 10-04-2010, 05:22 PM   #1
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Here is my BJV3 set-up

Radio: DX3R
Receiver: SR3100 DSM2 3CH
Servo: HS7950 Th
Motors: F/R 45t Holmes Hobbies / 45t CKRC Twister
Pinions: F/R 13t / 12t
ESC: FXR w/BEC
Dig: Punk Dig switch
Battery: 3s Lipo 1300
Chassis: Beetle Juice Chassis V3 w/ V4 skid
shocks: F/R Axial w/mini-rock crawler spring firm / 4"Losi
Wheels: VP DH procomp
Tires: HB rovers (soft)

thanks to alot of help from RECON members and RCC members, i'm getting this BJ dialed in
this Beetle Juice is the first MOA attempt that has felt right


















We had some rain this morning, so the "Axial Super hero" pool filled up
"Welcome to the swim team"
now "Do Work Driver"
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Old 10-04-2010, 06:13 PM   #2
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Very nice looking crawler and a very nice crawl spot you got there too.
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Old 10-04-2010, 06:36 PM   #3
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Sweet lookin' rig man and that course looks Killer as well too. How's it performing for ya? It looks to have a pretty dial'd in setup from the shots of the chassis.
I'm like'n them wheels too.
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Old 10-04-2010, 09:26 PM   #4
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Thanks guys, the course is great when i don't feel like leaving the house
the only thing i want to change, is the receiver, i'm going to lower it.

there is a crawl spot that's close to my house. i'm going to try some lines we always make and be sure it still does those & hopefully a few a had trouble with before
I will post pics of those tomorrow as well, it's a great little spot
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Old 10-04-2010, 11:55 PM   #5
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I didn't notice you put DH's on it. So how did you do at the comp with the new chassis? I think it is time to do the ripper777 steering. Without a hood to cover that servo i would think it will get cought when up side down? I am going to be turning my rear axles down soon. If they come out good i could do yours also, if you want?

Good luck at the comp this weekend. I am geting tattooed in San Fransico on sat so i will miss it.
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Old 10-05-2010, 12:26 AM   #6
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nice lookin bullyjuice. i know my bullyjuice suprises me with some of the lines i can pull off.
i wish i had a crawler corse like that in my yard. looks like fun.
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Old 10-05-2010, 08:04 PM   #7
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Well i can pull off the same lines as before and one more i had problems with. the other 3 no can do??? It acts like it needs more weight on the front end......i read on hear somewhere to move the rear upper links on the chassis up? or down? i think its down one hole (correct me if i'm wrong)

here are a few pics


this pic & the next pic....was a no go, i know it can be done, we have done it before
the second pic, gets hard once the drivers side gets on that rock in front of it, then it doesn't side hill, i might have to lower it a bit????






This line i can pull off now, without a problem










put up a small video

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Old 12-23-2010, 08:44 AM   #8
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yo dewayne, picked up a BJ v3 on some bully's too, im having issues with link mounting and clearing the gear cases and shock height. I have limited axial's on it and i sit without tires at 3 1/4 whats your clearance?
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Old 12-24-2010, 06:52 PM   #9
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yo dewayne, picked up a BJ v3 on some bully's too, im having issues with link mounting and clearing the gear cases and shock height. I have limited axial's on it and i sit without tires at 3 1/4 whats your clearance?

links: are 110mm eye to eye, for both front and rear uppers
(I'm extending the rear links 15mm next weekend to clear the rear
motor of rocks)
shocks: Traxxas Big Bores / limited to 3.5"
clearance: front skid 2 3/4" / @ rear skid is 3 1/8" with HB Rovers / foams F400
upper links front: second from bottom row, front hole
upper links rear: bottom row, rear hole
here is the latest pic (other than i have all the wheel weights in the front now)
Looks like i have the 1st of Jan off. if you want we can hook up in Reno to test them out
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Old 12-25-2010, 01:52 PM   #10
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Nice rig man! That looks cool
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Looks like i have the 1st of Jan off. if you want we can hook up in Reno to test them out
LMK
I'm down Just let me know.
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