tuning 3.3

[m1000snopro]

Hey Guys, I'm about to buy a tmaxx 3.3 but I'm a little worried on the tuning of these trucks, is it fairly simple or complicated? this is the only thing holding me back from getting one tonight! thanks guys

 

[Rolex]

Get it. We'll get you started. It's no problem and easy to master.

 

[m1000snopro]

thanks I think I'm going to run to town tomorrow and pick one up I have a lot to learn I have always had the the electric emaxx I'm excited to learn about them

 

[hulkmaxx]

Nitro can have it's hassles and problems but once you get a handle on the tuning and the ins and outs its a awesome side of the hobby. It does require maintenance more so than the electric side. But it's totally worth every minute. I have just started with the electric scale crawler side of the hobby. If I had to pick only one I would still take nitro over the electric.

 

[Jsmith]

I'm old school nitro who has just recently got into electrics. With that being said, I will never NOT have my nitros. The sound, the smell is part of the experience. I highly recommend them. Plus, learning to tune and maintain is great. The mechanics is part of the great fun. I personally love to turn wrenches. So, get it! Jump on in, the water is fine!!!

 

[hulkmaxx]

Couldn't agree more more JSmith!!

 

[Alexander_0_1]

Now that someone has mentioned the smell, has anyone tried the fuel scent additives from Parma international? I have cotton candy, as well as a couple others I can't find. Make my exhaust smell nice.

 

[Jsmith]

I want to try the "flavors" but.....I absolutely love the way Byrons smells. But, I love the smell of WD-40 also...

 

[Alexander_0_1]

Funny I like the smell of burnt welding rods, diesel, dirt, and Copenhagen.

 

[hulkmaxx]

UMMM SKOAL MINT for me LOL!!! Anyone got a link for the smell good additive for the fuel?

 

[m1000snopro]

Funny I like the smell of burnt welding rods, diesel, dirt, and Copenhagen.

I hear ya there I love the smell of stuff like that! I'm really excited to get mine in I ordered it this morning what do I need to do to winterize. I live where the snow is not shy so I would like to play in the snow a little I don't want to bury it in the snow but be able to go through it with out messing it up? thank sfor your guys help.

 

[Rolex]

Here's my Savage ripping through the snow, dust free.