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    Proline Belted Badlands on Savage Flux HP

    Looks very good. How are they holding up? Pro-line is worried about them ballooning and ripping the belting. Have you had that concern?
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    MN Savage Racer Project

    So... it has been a real long time but I still have the truck and with a lot of upgrades (not to many visual) and a newer FLM Nitro savage. I've been in College and haven't had much time to work on the trucks or use them (or post on the forum) so I'm deciding to either sell them as a whole (if...
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    MN Savage Racer Project

    I'm curious About the RR-2 by axial.
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    My XL and X upgrade's , stop in leave some tips and info

    Hpi86393 HBS67804 AKA34002
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    MN Savage Racer Project

    So I have finally burnt out the engine. I will be needing a new one. I have put a lot more upgrades into it but I have started a new project for my brother. I'm building a basher. So that means I need a cheap engine. Any ideas?
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    WTB PRC Flux wing mount!

    You have been PM'd
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    MN Savage Racer Project

    They are thicker & shorter then the TVP's so they will not flex any where near as much. They will not produce the results you want, however the FLM shock towers will bend far before the PRC's Snap. I'd say stick with the FLM shock tower because you have them, but try the Flux bulkheads.
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    Savage X SS Ground Up with RB Mods Nova Plus 28-7T

    You might want to keep the Rotostart; Novarossi motors are the highest compression RC motors I have ever owned. My old one ate pull starts. I love Novarossi and i will be dropping another one in when the 28XP dies. BTW you won't be disappointed, they are crazy powerful, and i only had a 3-port.
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    MN Savage Racer Project

    They hold up just as well if not better then the FLM TVP's. They are a little more forgiving because they have the ability to flex. I love them, i would replace them if they broke (prob never will), or put them on another build. Very well, there are very few tracks in MN, all of which are...
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    46/19 Gearing

    depends, what are you using? i run 47/18 on a extend and lightened chassis and i get alot of lift, but no wheelies.
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    MN Savage Racer Project

    The fuel tank mounts to the original mounts. They fit the fuel tank just fine but i have to grind them down a bit to fit the PRC chassis. The PRC tvps seem to a mid-tank mod only kind of frame. No Vids, i don't have a video recorder.
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    MN Savage Racer Project

    oh and the shocks are D8T rears
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    MN Savage Racer Project

    "hey what shocks , towers and tvps are you using ?" PRC tvp's ands LCG shock towers. "How many minutes are you getting with the tank?" About 7, the DPS seems to use less gas now that it has a turbo plug. "So how much was it?" about $2,200.
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    MN Savage Racer Project

    Taking The Easy Way Out http://s1124.photobucket.com/albums/l577/B-Wootang/ She weighs in at 10.4 with a full tank of gas. 50wt shock oil up front, 45wt in the rear. 30,000wt diff oil up front, 10,000wt in the rear. Hard sway bar up front, semi-hard in the rear.
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    MN Savage Racer Project

    So I started this build about this time last year, I finished it about 6 months ago. Long story short, long time ago I got an old savage 21 in a trade for an Xbox 360 (POS). Went to the hobby store ask what I could do to make track ready. Then the manger and I got in to a heated argument about...
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