I’m keeping mine pretty much stock. I have probably more than 50 RCs in the hobby room and got this for a worry free fun basher. Threw in metal servo gears I already had, proline masher 2.8s (65g lighter each wheel n tire than stock), re set the pinion mesh it was binding w stock plastic piece, and put in some bright green leds on the chassis pointed up at the green body. I’m a trucker and heck don’t need to worry as much about breaking out over and it’s still quick enough to jump and wheelie. I got fast cars and slow cars already. Sometimes ya just need a Pede to bash around.
Good video. Saving it for when my son starts to want something faster. Have you had an issues with roll back in the stock BL-2S. Seems to be a lot of lag and rollback between forward and reverse on his BL-2S rustler.
There was a little lag between reverse and forward. But we replaced that system after the first week. I think the BL-2S is a great system Traxxas started. I’ll be putting it into some old RC’s
@@redbanditracing Yeah I learned it was TSM causing those wobbles the hard way. What happens is you start going fast, the gyro starts trying to correct a little. But then it starts correcting, wobbles to one side, then over corrects and just gets worse and worse. And the tire skating doesn't help.
Why mainly Traxxas cars? They aren’t the best and really overpriced. I have one left. The Maxx v2. Barely used. Getting ready to sell it. I’ll be down to two cars both Arrma. 4s Kraton v2.5 and Mojave 4s. From there I’ll be building a Tekno MT 410 v2 kit. Tekno is a far better quality kit than Traxxas. Arrma as well. The Kraton 4s handles much better than the Maxx.
@@redbanditracing Just thought you may have had a specific reason you chose Traxxas. They’ve improved but only because Arrma came along. Parts support is great but other than that it’s really not worth it. The Mojave 4s is 499. 1/8 scale 4s. The slash ultimate is 3s 1/10. Much smaller. Same price. No value really. Some bling on it yeah but the Mojave blows it away.
