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04-21-2004, 02:30 PM
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I'm getting a mammoth pretty quick here and i was wondering if it pulls whellies? I herd the acceleration is slow. If it wont what do i have to do to get it to have better accel. What parts do i use?
04-21-2004, 05:30 PM
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RE: Mammoth
Just go down a few teeth on the clutch bell. That will give you more torque. I still cant guarantee wheelies though. The video i watched with the mammoth in it looks pretty fast. Im tempted to buy one.
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RE: Mammoth
there still isnt different gearing yet for the mammoth best thing u can do is run smaller wheels I am using stock size tmaxx savage tires . u might hav to get the conversion to 14mm setup but I changed mine and must say has more bottom end and a lower cg compared to the stockers and am very happy . also take a look at the clutch xtm has updated there clutch setup too the old 1 will burn out after breakin
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How is there not different gearing? What style, and size clutch bell is on this truck from the factory? Is it 8th scale, and the bell is already as small as they come?
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there still isnt different gearing yet for the mammoth best thing u can do is run smaller wheels I am using stock size tmaxx savage tires . u might hav to get the conversion to 14mm setup but I changed mine and must say has more bottom end and a lower cg compared to the stockers and am very happy . also take a look at the clutch xtm has updated there clutch setup too the old 1 will burn out after breakin
there still isnt different gearing yet for the mammoth best thing u can do is run smaller wheels I am using stock size tmaxx savage tires . u might hav to get the conversion to 14mm setup but I changed mine and must say has more bottom end and a lower cg compared to the stockers and am very happy . also take a look at the clutch xtm has updated there clutch setup too the old 1 will burn out after breakin
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How is there not different gearing? What style, and size clutch bell is on this truck from the factory? Is it 8th scale, and the bell is already as small as they come?
Matt
How is there not different gearing? What style, and size clutch bell is on this truck from the factory? Is it 8th scale, and the bell is already as small as they come?
Matt
ORIGINAL: xtm
there still isnt different gearing yet for the mammoth best thing u can do is run smaller wheels I am using stock size tmaxx savage tires . u might hav to get the conversion to 14mm setup but I changed mine and must say has more bottom end and a lower cg compared to the stockers and am very happy . also take a look at the clutch xtm has updated there clutch setup too the old 1 will burn out after breakin
there still isnt different gearing yet for the mammoth best thing u can do is run smaller wheels I am using stock size tmaxx savage tires . u might hav to get the conversion to 14mm setup but I changed mine and must say has more bottom end and a lower cg compared to the stockers and am very happy . also take a look at the clutch xtm has updated there clutch setup too the old 1 will burn out after breakin
