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Yep.

Big difference. Lots of traction on carpet. Especially on RC carpet like eos or crc. On the street, it burns through tires. Don't think there is any official road tire out there for Mini B, besides foams

Raced my mini b on carpet last summer. Should have some videos on here

86 spur 23 pinion

Yep. RadioLink. Trashy brand and customer service. The only radio I like from them is the 4gs and 6gs. All their other radios and products are trash. Customer service is 0 help. Been having these issues for the past 6 months and nothing has fixed it

Wow. That last great radio i bought was in 2001. It is JR crystal less radio. 1-99 channels. I've been out of the game for a while. Just getting back into it. The radio was the bomb back then.

Something I got off of Amazon. 7 inches wide. For about 60 bucks at the time. Max size is about a 10th scale SCT.

Already fixed it. I had to add a bunch of grease in the hubs to the bushings to get the stub axle side to rotate more freely

This is NOT an issue unless the wheel with more resistance feels particularly stiff, I would try applying a small amount of resistance to both wheels and if they both spin, your car is most likely fine.

Good to hear!, from the video, it looked just like one axle had a bit more friction than the other and your car is fine, the differential is just doing its job of allowing each wheel to spin at at different speeds

Sensorless. No sensor wire involved. Sensorless ESC too.

I'm running all the motor wires in the direct places. A to a b to b and c to c

What did you unplug from the motor?

@@SpeedFreakRC temp sensor

I see it now had to go to a bigger screen. Shouldn't be getting to hot with that esc and gearing. I run all sensored stuff and shut off all the thermal cutoffs for racing

Yea. Mild weather. Street tires that are like slicks now. 😅

I ran out of gorilla tape too. All the tape is gone. Cardboard for the house mini track. During the spring I'll make some wood ones for the 10th scale ones for the baseball diamond.

Wouldnt be a wire issue as I don't have any issues when I bind my old 4gs

I already have the 8ch receiver in the wheeler, its the v2.0. Range isn't my issue, its more of cutting out, freezing, and failsafe not working. If you look through my driving videos, you might see some moments that the receiver / radio cuts out for a second, and it freezes so if I was at full throttle and lost signal, it will stay full throttle until i gain response again. Turns out its a firmware issue. Its been going on since 1.1.6 which was 4 ish months ago. People still have the same problem with the new 1.2.0. Myself and others are downgrading to 1.1.5 which does not have these issues. I downgraded and will never change the firmware again, unless they fix the issues. I was on 1.1.8 and still had issues a few months ago. im apart and I post alot in the radiolink group on facebook, radiolink service seems like AI and only gets out key words, they are thinking its antenna placement and rssi, while i tested for hours and hours and its not the issue. Last time I raced, since the issues were so bad, i went to bind and use my old 4gs v3 radio with the same receiver and settings, 0 issues. Back to the 8x, it was cutting out and going crazy.

@@bombpoprc2023 i have 1.1.7….so far i only have a range issue. Sucks cause the transmitter is a nice kit

​@bombpoprc2023 so its 0 issues with firmware 1.1.5??

Nah. I still noticed it

​@bombpoprc2023 what's the problem?

Not really sure. I had been running stock gearing since I had the car. And most people at my track had too.

You can run a 380 motor in your mini b for more power and speed 😮

Yea. That's the stock can size for the brushed motor. Brushless I run a 2435. 6100kv. It's a handful.

It's says it's a high speed servo, there is no difference between this and stock besides metal gears. So no, it's not any faster. I use this OMG one now. 20kg, metal gear, a bit faster than this and stock. Also it moves/steers more freely. Since this and stock is so hard to turn by hand, I feel like it can lock up any moment. Don't really recommend Traxxas electronics anymore. www.rcmart.com/OMG-Servos/omg-high-voltage-digital-standard-servo-for-1-10-rc-buggy-omg-st-20dm-pro-00111582

The 2075R is a 9kg servo. That's why it's dog slow. 20 to 35kg is what you ideally want for a slash or any of the 1/10 Traxxas line up. For bashing and normal driving at least. Racing is a whole different story.

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It's a good inside around the house car with the stock brushed system. (This video is with the stock system) When I upgraded it to brushless it flys. It's a good out side car (mainly a sidewalk/street car) The brushless system I put in it is the dynamite 2 in one esc/motor. I think it's 6700kv. It does have a metal chassis so I'm planning to get a chassis protector so I don't scrape it up.

It's a little hard at first on how to learn how the car is put together since I am used to the traxxas 2wd setups. The mini b is a scaled down version of the tlr 22 5.0 which is the 1/10 2wd race buggy.

Traxxas anaconda street tires. I run them on my rustler too. They are stadium truck tires but still work on the slash.

Also since it is a wider tire I did have to cut around the wheel wells on the body so it doesn't rub.

This track is Bay Area Computers and Hobbies in Pasadena MD. They have 2wd 17.5 buggy, 4wd 13.5 buggy, 2wd stadium truck and some more classes that they dont race that often like mini cars, rally and short course

Monday-Saturday 11AM-7PM Might be open later depending on races

I have my tires from my slash on. These are the Schumacher mini pins sct version blue compound i believe