With the rear arm mod, its a killer..and for the weight its just a few 100gr less then a Typhon, i run stock aprings and 32.5wt rear and 35 front and without a doubt my siren is the best in ma whole fleet regarding setup.
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Arrma Siren 6S BLX Wheelie-fest
Just testing out some RTR tires. Crappy HPI Savage Flux tires first, I tired to make them go BOOM!! They went CRACK!! instead
That thing looks seriously fun!! It appears throttle control is of the utmost importance!!
Yeah, or maybe just 4s
It looks good with the Outcast wheels/tires. I love the at will wheelies, regardless of speed!
I'm still bad @ one-handing it. I need to go on & mount my phone somewhere or splurge on a GoPro
Buy a cheap "Selfie stick" - The camera mount normally unscrews from the stick with a 1/4x20 thread screw (camera tripod standard) Then get a short 3/8" long 1/4"x20 screw, and an old baseball / trucker hat, drill a 1/4" hole in the brim, and screw the selfie camera mount. Presto, $5 head cam mount.
Wait, how did you add the bump for the front diff lower down on the typhon chassis or did I miss something....
might have to convert my typhon soon
Do you know if it is necessary, because if you look at Thomas P's thread, his chassis has no bump...
Do you know if it is necessary, because if you look at Thomas P's thread, his chassis has no bump...
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