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TTR Truggy? - 5/28/2005 10:25:51 PM

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Has anybody kept up on this thing, or know where to find more info? I've seen pics, but no name or release date. Anybody that went to RCX maybe has info on it?

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 5/29/2005 7:30:13 AM

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TTR EB4 S1 i think is its name st1, summin like that. Should be out by the end of next month, a great looking truck, but if they produce it with the braced chassis, get the pan chassis before you even put it together/run it or like the eb4 s3 buggies, you'll have nuttin but problems!

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 5/30/2005 3:46:14 AM

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Next month? I've been told late summer, early fall by others. They ditched the extruded delta box chassis. They are using the flat chassis. Anyone else with info on this truggy?

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 5/30/2005 4:01:00 AM

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Yeah I read somewhere that they were breaking the delta box chassis all over the place.....so they went with the flat chassis......other then that you know just about as much as I do....

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 5/30/2005 4:15:37 AM

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Just wondering but with all the truggies coming out very soon why does this one catch your eye? Or are you gonna buy all of 'em

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 5/30/2005 4:41:45 AM

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Well, the LSP is a nice layout, but distribution sucks. So thats out of the question. The Mugen truggy is waaaaay over priced. 700 dollar buggy, plus 300 for the conversion. If i was racing at a pro level, then i would consider it. The Jammin is another option i like, but not supposed to be out for a few months. And the Mayhem ST is just well.... It just doesnt interest me right now. But... It looks like none of the nice truggies are gonna hit for a while. I really like the SUT champ edition too though. But its limited to 1000. I'll keep lookin for info.

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Just wondering but with all the truggies coming out very soon why does this one catch your eye? Or are you gonna buy all of 'em

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 5/30/2005 4:48:34 AM

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herres some pics!

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 5/30/2005 6:26:46 AM

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Is the TTR going to have longer arms like the LSP or offset??

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 5/30/2005 6:56:25 AM

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from what i saw its going to be longer arms and such, but the trucks at the race were running 17mm hex...

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 5/30/2005 7:01:09 PM

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Well, the LSP is a nice layout, but distribution sucks. So thats out of the question. The Mugen truggy is waaaaay over priced. 700 dollar buggy, plus 300 for the conversion. If i was racing at a pro level, then i would consider it. The Jammin is another option i like, but not supposed to be out for a few months. And the Mayhem ST is just well.... It just doesnt interest me right now. But... It looks like none of the nice truggies are gonna hit for a while. I really like the SUT champ edition too though. But its limited to 1000. I'll keep lookin for info.

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Just wondering but with all the truggies coming out very soon why does this one catch your eye? Or are you gonna buy all of 'em

So you are basically in a hurry to get one before the races? Is the TTR truggie based on the new buggy in respect to the shocks? Those shocks are interesting.

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 5/30/2005 10:45:50 PM

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Ya, i was hoping to have one for some races this summer. I dont keep up on the buggies soo much, so i dont know how the shocks compare between the truggy, and buggy.

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 10/2/2005 11:50:14 PM

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Saw this on ACE today:

http://www.acehobby.com/ace/TTR6233.htm

Hopefully it will be out soon. I am going up to my LHS tomorrow to see what info they have and if they have any info on a conversion kit for my EB4 S3...

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 11/21/2005 9:47:03 PM

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In stock at amain hobbys.

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 12/3/2005 12:51:22 AM

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thermal i have a ttr buggy dont know if you do but i have a love hate relationship going on with it. kinda like you had with youre lst a while ago. LOL. any way the ttr truggy will be shorter and narrower than other truggies. once again ttr trying to be different. my ttr when i go from racing at one track to anther i have to make magor chassis changes and im sick of it. the ttr truggy IN MY OPINION is NOT going to be the truggy of choice. i just bought a crt havent ran it yet but a couple guys at my track are runnin them and they are nice. my race partner just got a gs champ. edition and put the native racing suspention kit on it and that thing is sick!!! you really cant beat it for price either it comes assembeld and with marty korns set up and the gs 5 port 25 engine all for 525.00. not to mention option team fironi parts bolt right up to. and trust me it races WELL!!! the ofna and the gs champ truggies are the 2 best on the track right now.

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RE: TTR Truggy? - 12/3/2005 1:07:05 AM

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The TTR Truggy should be a bit better. They went with a longer flat chassis and changed up a bit of the suspension. But untill I hear about some one who has driven one I am going to leave my options open.

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