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Old 05-06-2008, 02:36 PM   #1
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Cool NitroStar's Jeep Rubicon Scale Truck

Hope you enjoy!
Click on "Watch in High Quality" under views. Looks a lot better.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R41X3KxSK7Y

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Old 05-06-2008, 05:03 PM   #2
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Lookin good. It might could use a little lighter oil in the shocks so youll get better responce.
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Thanks for the info...
I've got the internal springs that come with TCS's hardware kit in them with the stock axial oil (droop setup - that's why it bounces). Is that oil somewhere around 30wt? I wish the springs were just a tad weaker, I think. I don't like the way it bounces, but I don't have any fuel tubing on the shafts or anything. I want to get some 90mm shocks, but am not sure which ones to get. Can you help me narrow it down? Here's my choices so far:

Tamiya highlift shocks
RC4WD 90mm scale shocks
traxxas long shocks (from what I've found out, these are 90mm)
losi XXXT front truck shocks

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That's pretty nice looking. I just finished up my build on my X-trail today. Ordered the HPI rubicon also. I did mine as a dual purpose rig. I went soft droop in the front shocks with 80 wt and stiff springs in the rear with 80 wt oil. I've got it set up with a side winder and BEC and a 27T epic motor with a 15 t pinion and for a battery I made an aluminum tray up front that will fit a pack as big as our 10000 mAH Li-po's. It'll drive all day and so far it crawls pretty dang good with M3 Mashers and memory foams.

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Old 05-07-2008, 07:06 AM   #5
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I'd like to see some pics of it MaxAmps. Oh, I love my 7.4v 8000mah battery I got from you over a year ago. It still makes my T4 fly. I've ran it in a TC4 also. I would race like 10 times in one night and never take it out of the car. I would just top it off after it cooled for about 5 minutes. Still has over 7300mah in it and I haven't ever balanced it!
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I'm gonna do a build thread on it in about a week after the shell gets painted up. It'll be in the Axial section. With the 2S 10000 in it it drives like a Jeep. It a fun little rig. You really should be balancing that pack while you charge it'll last even longer and you'll prevent a cell in the pack from overcharging.

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Thanks for the info...
I've got the internal springs that come with TCS's hardware kit in them with the stock axial oil (droop setup - that's why it bounces). Is that oil somewhere around 30wt? I wish the springs were just a tad weaker, I think. I don't like the way it bounces, but I don't have any fuel tubing on the shafts or anything. I want to get some 90mm shocks, but am not sure which ones to get. Can you help me narrow it down? Here's my choices so far:

Tamiya highlift shocks
RC4WD 90mm scale shocks
traxxas long shocks (from what I've found out, these are 90mm)
losi XXXT front truck shocks
I would recomend the Losi shocks, there so smooth like butter!
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