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Yes sir, cut the chassis until the suspension braces met. This was in the old days of 27turn brushed motors and 7.2v Nimh batteries. It would wheelie for a long way...

Battery is mounted sideways, just in front of motor.
 
Yes sir, cut the chassis until the suspension braces met. This was in the old days of 27turm brushed motors and 7.2v Nimh batteries. It would wheelie for a long way...
I did that once way back when. Fun but you can't mash it even brushed. I've had my 1/8 extension 15 or so years so now the factory length seems too short. 😝
 
I did that once way back when. Fun but you can't mash it even brushed. I've had my 1/8 extension 15 or so years so now the factory length seems too short. 😝
Yeah, the mod worked better than I planned, and I had to make a custom wheelie bar for it. This was before Traxxas had one for them. I used it for a short time when I converted it back to 'normal' length and brushless, but after changing out the transmission for a 272R went with the factory wheelie bar.

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Yeah, the mod worked better than I planned, and I had to make a custom wheelie bar for it. This was before Traxxas had one for them. I used it for a short time when I converted it back to 'normal' length and brushless, but after changing out the transmission for a 272R went with the factory wheelie bar.

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I used to use steel sheet for a wheeliebar. I'm doing that again but with some titanium. I remember when the stampede 4x4 was a tranny on both ends with 2 motor/esc and 2 batteries. 😆😝
 
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