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treehugger wrote:if you keep the blade as parallel to the face of the CF you lesson the chances of delaming it

if you don't put a 4.5 motor in your rc10 and launch it off a huge jump going flat out.... over a fence, it'll lessen the chance of having to worry about fixing the chassis in the first place.

just sayin'.....

Thank you I know that now

scr8p wrote:

treehugger wrote:if you keep the blade as parallel to the face of the CF you lesson the chances of delaming it

if you don't put a 4.5 motor in your rc10 and launch it off a huge jump going flat out.... over a fence, it'll lessen the chance of having to worry about fixing the chassis in the first place.

just sayin'.....

life is just a learnlng curve

Planning to put a tekin 6.5T on my runner aswell,will it be too much or a 8.5T is enough. This will be used for racing.

Any ideas will be helpfull.

Thnks,

Personally dude I would put the 8.5 in it. A dude at the local track had a RC8e with a Tekin system in it, that thing would wheelie like nothing, and there was 2 triples back to back he could clear it 1st try all the jumps. I would go with the 8.5.

Yeahi think so too,tried to put son's 8.5T(HW BL only), and th front would always wheelie. . .

Thanks.