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Currently the car is going to be a track basher. Really can't run it inside because i got limited space. I could run outside but I will only do that if i get a chassis protector. My local track does not do mini b racing. (Well they will if there are more than 4 people with them) After I get all...

So next for the mini b I plan to get custom printed servo mounts and a custom printed servo horn off of eBay. Also if those don't work with my steering problem I am going to find a longer drag link between the servo horn and the bell crank. Next after that is what ever breaks. Might get some...

They are fun inside with the brushed system but with the brushless system is is more fun at the track and outside. I guess you can run a mini with a brushless system if you got a lot of room in your house. The system I have in right now is too fast for my basement.

At work and yes I am using a Traxxas radio with a losi car. Fully charged batteries last night. Might run around the office. Brought the mini b because it's the most quietest car I have.

Right now I used the stock rears which are slicks now. Not sure about this but I might try this. The JConcepts ellipse are a hard compound and might be good. Not sure.

Sealed concrete. That's an issue. Might have that tomorrow in the warehouse. Sometimes I take the RCs at my local storage place in the winter because it's all heated.

I am actually going with my mom to work tomorrow since I got off of school. Going to run the mini b around the office and warehouse. I'm also going to stop by the hobby shop after work to see what they have for chassis protectors for the B74.

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I used to run my mini b outside but the chassis is so scraped up. My old LHS which was carpet closed down so it is basically a track basher for my new LHS which is clay. For carpet I run the proline prisim rear and wedges front. For clay I just have Jconcepts Ellipse rears and stock fronts...

Finally fixed up the mini b. New savox servo. Using the stock servo mounts, used 2 nuts to move the servo up further on the chassis. Using the included servo horn that the servo came with. Soon I will get custom printed servo mount and servo horn off of eBay since this servo isn't a direct fit...