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Bingo, that would be it. My truck came with a msc and all of the pictures I have seen of the battery mounted mounted lenght wise have esc's.

Is it necessary to check the chassis with a straight edge or do they just bend and like the rf wheel would be 1/8 inch off the ground?

Dont know if this is the correct place to post my question, but how are you guys dying your parts? And can parts already dyed become black easily?


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Why would the directions tell you to mount it sideways?

Thanks for your reply.

What am I looking for when I check out the diff? Like when I turn it, it will feel rough life gravel?

I hear there is a track in the Albany area. ANyone know of it or any tracks in the Eugene area?


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The 10T I just bought has a brushed motor but no batteries or charger. What am I looking for to make my car run? New to this and have no clue.



Thnanks.

Besides aftermarket parts, which I know nothing about anyway, are there things to look for in the basics of the buggie/truck itself? There seem to be lots of $50 or $75 units for sale and, even cheap like that, dont want to end up with garbage.


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Makes good sens Thanks for your reply.

Thanks for the replies Guys.

Looking at pictures I see some have mounted their battery along the chassis instead of sideways like it says in the manual. Pro's and con's of either way of doing it?

Charlie stated above the truck is a stretched and widened buggie. longer arms would make it wider, but what makes it stretched?

How is it stretched if they use the same chassis?