A few moth's ago I bought this cd on www.championrc.com, and it's awesome. This cd is surely all you need to make your T-Maxx fly past even the revo. I raced a friend with my hopped-up T-Maxx when he had only a few mods. His reply was, " Hey I see you got your new .21 size motor." I told him that it was all just because of this cd, I still had the stock motor. The best thing is that there is NO Motor rebuilding or anything. Even people with single digit IQ's could figure out! IT ROCKS!!! + It only costed me 20 bucks! It has over 60 tips with pics! This is easily the bang for your buck that ever exhisted for the T-Maxx!
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Awesome Hop-Up CD!!!!!
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I'm not sure how many of us need a cd to learn how to take parts off our trucks... I guess if it helped you, then it's worth it to you.
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Yea i agree with olds most people here know enough about RC and parts how to tear down and build up a Rc car/truck/buggy. And if some ones having trouble or a question about a certain hop-up well post it in the right forum and people are glad to help you out.
Actually, RCCA mag put out an article that had all sorts of lightening and performance enhancements that some racer does with his maxx's. Most of which is the normal taking out of reverse and installing a FOC, losing the receiver and batt box, getting a hump pack and ziptieing it to the chassis, changing the wheels and rubber, drop the e-start, install 1/8 buggy shocks to run 4 vs 8 and install a rustler tank vs the 2.5 tank. As for the tank, I preffer the 125 cc OFNA buggy tank. As for the shocks, I preferred UE's SuperMaxx Shocks.
Doing most of this will drop off a few pounds, but the biggest bang for your buck is dropping those stock tires and go with some pro-line mashers or bow ties. Just doing that will knock off a pound or so, which means quicker spool up and lighter landings.
Doing most of this will drop off a few pounds, but the biggest bang for your buck is dropping those stock tires and go with some pro-line mashers or bow ties. Just doing that will knock off a pound or so, which means quicker spool up and lighter landings.
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which you can all find out hear or figure out without shellin out 20 bucks on a CD when you can spend it on somthing for you RC thats just IMO but I'm sure many others would agree.
Its spam, I just saw the same post on other forums.
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