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I Have the kraton exb alreadySounds like a 6S Noto or Kraton would be your ticket. I want a Mojave for wide open places and stadium truck jumps at most.
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I Have the kraton exb alreadySounds like a 6S Noto or Kraton would be your ticket. I want a Mojave for wide open places and stadium truck jumps at most.
I Have the kraton exb already
Definitely want one!Try a Vorteks? They are a really fast and tough truck. And cheaper to fix.
I don't want a 3sTry a Vorteks? They are a really fast and tough truck. And cheaper to fix.
G'day. Today I took out my Mojave for the first time.. BMX track with plenty of jumps and stock Mojave with 2 3S...For everyone saying there mojo is nose heavy... the battery tray has 2 different locations it can be secured to the chassis. move it back closer to the rear. Its about 1" further back and makes a massive difference on the performance in air. Mine floats through the air like a damn glider after moving the tray back.
I wouldn't allow you to bash that work of art! Lol.I certainly love mine as a speed runner. If I tried bashing it like a Kraton expecting the same results, I would find it overrated as well. But who’s fault would that be?
DO. NOT. TEMPT. ME!!!!Speed run sends????
Bet you won't lolDO. NOT. TEMPT. ME!!!!
I think he’s looking for 130mph plus sendsI just put mine through hell. Stand by for uploads.
LolI think he’s looking for 130mph plus sends
You are still new at this. But great you enjoy the Mojave.G'day. Today I took out my Mojave for the first time.. BMX track with plenty of jumps and stock Mojave with 2 3S...
I read the above yesterday, and I was about to move the battery backward until I realised that with the battery in the forward (original) position the car COG is perfectly locate in the middle of the chassis. Moving the battery tray back does damage the otherwise perfect COG.
Today at the track it took a while to get used to jump, but once you master the accelerating for nose up or braking for nose down, it gets quite easy after a while to do perfect landing on all four.. This is off course my personal experience today..
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