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Good evening everyone,

(I've been off and on without responding which is usual.)

"I love seeing the impossible overtaken." (Mostly when it's carbon or graphite.)

I've been into this hobby for about 6 months and currently am begging for more information, tips in racing, etc.

(But I'm not so bad at racing ether.)

On-Road Sedans/Buggies/Truggies/etc are my speciality...

I hate 2WD/4WD Trucks. (Not monster trucks.)

I'm driving the Team Losi XXX-T in this link below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8J6_L1DliU0

PS: Remember (I HATE TRUCKS)
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Ok...
Anyways,
Here's my 1st goal.
(But I still don't know if this conversion/etc will work since it's considered an on-road truck.)

"Sorry if I'm offending any Team Associated Fans"
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Turn a Jato 3.3 into a Truggy...

interesting idea...but how do you convert a 2wd stadium truck into a 4wd truggy?

Like the carbon parts...slick

Are these parts made of real carbon fiber? I doubt it... looks more like plastic with a covering film of some sort...

interesting idea...but how do you convert a 2wd stadium truck into a 4wd truggy?

Like the carbon parts... slick

"Yeah... I forgot about the 4WD part."

"I also figured that you should have an 1:08 scale nitro buggy/truck if you wanted a conversion."

Are these parts made of real carbon fiber? I doubt it... looks more like plastic with a covering film of some sort...

http://www.traxxas.com/products/nitro/jato33/trx_jato33_accessories.htm
(I was too short on time to explain what the picture contained.)
Follow the link above and read about what Traxxas is doing... (It's not Carbon Fiber.)

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Another thing...
I wasn't really concluding that I like Traxxas...

"I'm actually a Team Associated fan."

(And I like seeing kits built out of ether:)
"real" Carbon Fiber
or
Graphite