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I'm thinking of running a t-maxx in an off-road class

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Rotorxhead7

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I'm looking to run in this small track kinda local to get some newb experience...havent raced my rc trucks yet so i figure...

MONSTER TRUCK GAS OFF ROAD

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Motor: Small Block Engines Only (Maximum size .18) (No Mid-Block 21’s Allowed).
Transmission: Must use original transmission. Any spur/clutch gear combination allowed.
Wheels/Tires: Any wheel/tire manufactured by the industry intended for that truck.
Muffler/Headers: Must run a muffler. The vehicle cannot be louder than with the stock exhaust. No open headers.
Fuel Tank: Only Stock tank and smaller
Bodies: Any body specifically made for the monster truck
Air Dams: Not allowed
Spoiler: May not exceed the width of the body and be no more than 1" in length (Height), measured from the rear deck of the body
Transponders: Must be mounted away from fuel, exhaust, and hot surfaces.
Note: You MUST be an experienced marshal over the age of 14 to marshal the gas heats and/or mains.


any input from some racers or whoever? I'm looking for just about anything?

I'm gonna run a tmaxx with an os 18TZ and 4 hole shots and dish rims soo far... i need better steering to boot if I'm gonna race and i guess shocks?

you think i should keep it as stock as possible to avoide weight!?!

again any help is good thanks!!
 
that sounds like a fun class to race......get bowties or crimefighters for tires...hole shots may be too aggresive if the dirt is hard.....if you can dig into it then use the holeshots......Hitec 645 steering (proline steering kit and aluminum servo arm) and 625 throttle brake servos....FM radio (3pm or MX-3 are nice radios for the price) If you haven't yet get RPM arms and on e-bay there is a deal on the shocks/CVDs and Ti turnbuckles for 113 shipped...RPM arms are about 45 shipped for all 4 corners...get the center CVDs too when you can and you should be pretty good to race for a while.....I'd beef up w/ aluminum bulkheads/chassis braces and diff case/cups as well to eliminate excess flexx......should be good to race for many many moons like that......have fun and good luck at hte track
 
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