Heys guys, I have been real busy here lately and just decided to start racing my maxx again but wanted to know if anyone had any good web pages showing T Maxx race setups? I am planning on moving my tank to the front to help even out that weight and such but wanted to see pictures of race maxx's so I can get an idea of where to mount everything. I am mostly planning on racing dirt oval but need to know where to place everything to get some of that steering and such, let me know. Thanks in advance.
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The best thing to do is go to the track you will be racing at and look at the setup the winners are using.
Each track is unique and requires a different setup. Setups can change from one race to the next.
If you have a good group of racers they will be glad to give you all the help you will need.
Each track is unique and requires a different setup. Setups can change from one race to the next.
If you have a good group of racers they will be glad to give you all the help you will need.
I agree, I've changed the suspension and steering....which is really over kill....
the best thing you can do to a stock Maxx is wheels and tires.
I use Proline Bowties with RPM wide offset wheels.
all 4 of my new wheels and tires weigh as much as 3 of the stock units. so it was a significan weight loss and the tires are way more consistant and predictable.
the best thing you can do to a stock Maxx is wheels and tires.
I use Proline Bowties with RPM wide offset wheels.
all 4 of my new wheels and tires weigh as much as 3 of the stock units. so it was a significan weight loss and the tires are way more consistant and predictable.