HPI S-25 in a t-maxx??????
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HPI S-25 in a t-maxx??????
Heres your proof that u can put a .25 in first-generation t-maxx. Took two days strait of working on it. I still have to do the linkage but hey a .25 in a first-generation t-maxx[X(]
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Looks good so far man! Just keep working at at. Im sure once u get it all together that thing is gonna be a beast with a .25 in it!!
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I hope so. When I went to the LHS yesterday and told them what I was doing, I got a look that couldn't be explained by words LOL
I hope so. When I went to the LHS yesterday and told them what I was doing, I got a look that couldn't be explained by words LOL
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Nice I have 1 in my Dominator I have been wanting to install in my T-Maxx. What all did you need to do to fit it? I would love to see some video of it to!
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is that a mock up or are you finished? because your engines only mounted with 2 screws[&:]
is that a mock up or are you finished? because your engines only mounted with 2 screws[&:]
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RE: HPI S-25 in a t-maxx??????
that engine is going to be flexing all over the place.....its going to chew through spur gears and clutchbells......you know you can buy a kit that will mount that engine up properly...it comes with an extended chassis and rear driveshaft.
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that engine is going to be flexing all over the place.....its going to chew through spur gears and clutchbells......you know you can buy a kit that will mount that engine up properly...it comes with an extended chassis and rear driveshaft.
that engine is going to be flexing all over the place.....its going to chew through spur gears and clutchbells......you know you can buy a kit that will mount that engine up properly...it comes with an extended chassis and rear driveshaft.
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RE: HPI S-25 in a t-maxx??????
on the rear shock tower, if you put something in between the top and bottom parts, it will be stronger. mounting it on the side can cause it to break off if you land hard off of a jump
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I did. The first picture I posted shows a piece of wood that goes between the bottom and top pieces.
I did. The first picture I posted shows a piece of wood that goes between the bottom and top pieces.
like this
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u have it mounted on the side of the top and bottom part. if you mounted it inside the top and bottom it would support the top part instead of just bracing it.
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Now I see. I will try to do that but theres hardly any room because of the header. I going to go take some pics and post them. Thanks for the help cmerritt
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Now I see. I will try to do that but theres hardly any room because of the header. I going to go take some pics and post them. Thanks for the help cmerritt
Now I see. I will try to do that but theres hardly any room because of the header. I going to go take some pics and post them. Thanks for the help cmerritt
it's a proven concept!