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    RGT stock spring rate 1.35 (???)

    Hi, Newbie here. Planning to upgrade to Traxxas GTS shocks, so I have measured the spring rate of my RGT EX86010 stock springs. It's 1.35. (Compressed 25.4mm, measured 615g on my kitchen scale.) I am confused. This is off the charts! A TRX-4 (similar build and weight) has stock rates 0.45 /...
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    Newbie wheel issue

    Hi, I have a RGT Rock Cruiser 136100v2 and I think I'm having an issue with my front wheel on the passenger side. When I hold the truck in the air and test it, all 4 wheels drive fine. However, I can spin the wheel with my hand when its not running. The wheel doesn't spin effortlessly, but it...
    • kurpis
    • Thread
    • crawler newbie rgt steering mount wheel
    • Replies: 26
    • Forum: Newbie General
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    Newbie shock question

    I have a RGT 136100v2. Its my entry into rc crawling and I really like this crawler especially at the price point. I want to remove the shocks, but have never done it before and don't want to break anything. Can someone please tell me how to remove the upper part of the shock as its not held...
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    Rock Crawling in India with an RGT Bowler and an Axial SXC10 Dingo

    Hi guys, My first post here. I'm from India and here's a vid of my stock RGT Bowler and a friends Axial SCX10 Dingo. Has some cockpit angles as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH_1lrvqCJU&t=9s
    • swatcat59
    • Thread
    • axial crawling india rgt
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Videos!
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    Poll: Do we need a Barrage, Outback, and RGT sub-forum?

    I considered putting this in the suggestions sub-forum, but figured no one would see it to vote, which is kinda the point. ;) As you may know, these inexpensive (~$150), 1/12-scale, 250mm-wheelbase crawlers are produced by at least 3 companies, and are available all over the world. They're not...
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