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I used the VTS slipper set-up in the kit.



There's a standard slipper, and the VTS slipper option.

klavy69 wrote:hope you took your time and put some quality lube in

Goatless wrote:anal

I need to reorganize my favorites. I think I clicked on the wrong one again...


Sorry, you know I can't help myself.

Yes thumbs, I lubed my anal extremely well!!

You need to make sure everything is lubed well to get the holeshot..

Keep the build picts coming.

Oh, she's rolling now Sonic Just waiting on the ESC & Motor. Next step will be to put it on the set-up board once everything is in it and go break it in at the track.

This is as shiny as it'll ever be

Is that a hunting arrow across your chassis?

naw, blowgun

Goatless wrote: naw, blowgun

Reminds me of the instructional DVD I gave my wife on our first date. She gave me the strangest look. I said "What?? Am I being too forward?"

THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote:

Goatless wrote: naw, blowgun

Reminds me of the instructional DVD I gave my wife on our first date. She gave me the strangest look. I said "What?? Am I being too forward?"

lmao!

sweet david. excellent job on the build. can't wait to see the lid on it.

Looks great! I know how you feel about taking a cherry chassis to the track. Especially outside. I have to tear down my rc10t everytime I run it outside. I know its made for outdoor use, but I just feel the need to thoroughly clean it afterwards. And check for any unseen damage.

lol, yep, part of my OCD I guess. We kept reading on RCTech about all the whining & crying about electronics not fitting correctly. It was an easy solution. Most I guess have high standards when they get it out of the box and don't want to "tinker" with it.
Modifying is my favorite part. It makes your "ride" unique to you.

You'll do some mods fo' sure. Imtimadating at first working on it but after you take it apart a half dozen times in less than 2 months getting it dialed you'll be happy. A little 1/4" electric driver makes a world of difference just stop short and hand the screws the rest of the way in.


They don't break !! Trust me I know. Just put a aluminum servo arm before running..not a cheap one either


Oh yeah make sure your diffs are shimmed correctly and limit your up travel on your shocks

Thanks for the tips. All of that is well taken care of. I'm ready to get to it.

Sooooo sweeeeet.

I had to examine every pic. congrats on your new toy and yea modification makes things so much better.
The old saying "thats how it's always been done" is a challenge to me to do it better.
keep the pics. coming and try to keep that grin down when your getting some air at the track.

J.R.