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The spacing won't work

The only problem I can see with shortening the body posts is that the tires may start to rub the bottom of the wheel wells. I can't see if there is clearence or not from the pictures though

They slayer is technically a 1/10th scale. I have a proline desert militia body for a slash and it fits perfectly

I've been meaning to get new shafts, but mine haven't broken yet

I would start with the factory settings on the carb and lean the lsn 1/8th turn at a time until it cranks

I didn't know what he had, but I thought it might've helped

My half shafts fit, but I needed new tie rods. I would also move the body posts up so the tires don't hit the edge of the body

Wrench, Ratzo is selling a couple Spektrum receivers, Idk which ones you need, but he has 2

The front, you have to take off the front bumper with the single screw between the front shocks and the bottom skid plates. The back is pretty similar. Remove the rear bumper and bottom skid plates. Then use a pair of pliers to pull the pin out from. Remember where the black plastic spacers...

I like my ez start so far, and it's been almost 2 years now. I did run a pull start, but my tuning was off, so it was a pain in the ass to start.

Mine runs the best around 270 to 290. Just don't go over 300, that's a bad thing

It hasn't been too hard, just some soldering and taping. I swear I had a picture of it on my phone, but now I can't find it. I'll have to get a picture when I get it finished now, the lights don't have any way to power them at the moment

Well, mine doesn't make that noise... Idk what it could be, hopefully someone will know

The link is broken. My tranny does make a bit of noise when you spin it backwards though

If I could afford it, it would be mine. Just too broke to even make an offer that wouldn't be insulting

210-225 is a little cool, you can lean it out a bit more and see if that helps

I have a standard traxxas power switch at the moment, but if the picco switch will run off the traxxas remote I'll look into it

I finally got around to cutting holes and what not in my body that I've had since Christmas last year This was it when it just got painted I'm putting in a full light kit with 10 white and 2 red LED's. I'm running them off my 4th channel through a switch so they don't run the...

Tightening the screws that hold the pads in place might help, but only a little bit. It sounds like the disc and/or pads might be glassed. If they are, a light sanding with high grit sandpaper will fix it

I'll have to try that, thanks for the tip