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corkyjohnson75 17-10-2014 05:36 PM

B-MAX 2 shorty placement
 
Hi guys . Av noticed on petit on the electrics set up bit people have the ESC at the rear the shorty down the middle . Any body tried this for carpet/ wood track ?.

K-Brewer 17-10-2014 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by corkyjohnson75 (Post 881743)
Hi guys . Av noticed on petit on the electrics set up bit people have the ESC at the rear the shorty down the middle . Any body tried this for carpet/ wood track ?.

yeah ive tried this, was AMAZING SET UP :thumbsup:

Paultje040 17-10-2014 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by corkyjohnson75 (Post 881743)
Hi guys . Av noticed on petit on the electrics set up bit people have the ESC at the rear the shorty down the middle . Any body tried this for carpet/ wood track ?.

Try everything yourself! that is the only way to learn your car.

(you will like it tough :lol:)

neallewis 17-10-2014 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by corkyjohnson75 (Post 881743)
Hi guys . Av noticed on petit on the electrics set up bit people have the ESC at the rear the shorty down the middle . Any body tried this for carpet/ wood track ?.

I run this on my rear motor car and its awesome on low traction tracks. perfectly balanced.

iank55 17-10-2014 07:45 PM

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Ran mine like this at Chadderton last week. Car was pretty good, although I've not run on that surface before for a comparison.

J77MYF 18-10-2014 06:37 PM

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This is how I'm running mine. Tried all ways and I settled on this one.

StwBald 28-10-2014 09:41 PM

Same as above
 
tried many setups but and still can but like this one..

http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/d...ps3s3t2mma.jpg

Sir Shawny500 12-11-2014 04:12 PM

Just changed my shorty placement as this seems to be the setup of choice at Cullingworth! Lets see if it's better Jim. :thumbsup:


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