Kinda
I think the 2.2 rigs are getting eclipsed by the 1.9 for the most part
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I would agree with this. 1.9 tires are now larger than the size of the early 2.2 tires. It's tough to find places to challenge 2.2 rigs.
Also, the Bomber is just an older platform. It's still awesome and worth having, but a lot of people move on to the newest, best thing.
Meh, 1.9s are more popular in your area of interest and maybe local but in the comp world they are only used to build larger tires with. Not 1 person shows up to a comp with 1.9's.
The bomber is kind of a large, clunky rig that is fun but grows long in the tooth at least for me. Mine is beyond the normal "built" level and I still haven't plugged in a battery since early spring.
Well I use mine every other weekend but I don't always have good pictures or videos to post.
I'm also completly unable to mount my MT/R and chanquish wheels which is enough to bench the Bomber...[emoji2959]
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Well I only speak coming from the fun world since I don't comp.
Aren't tire sizes governed in comps?
6" is the max tire height for sporty and pro. Most run 5.5-5.75" though.
For my wheel problems, check out the MT/R post in the bomber sectionWell I only speak coming from the fun world since I don't comp.
Aren't tire sizes governed in comps?
Fanquish wheels are easy to mount and RC4WD beads typically aren't tricky. What issue are you having?
Ah so it's OD and not related to wheel size at all. Makes complete sense to me. I never understood limiting something to 1.9 or 2.2 when that's irrelevant. The OD is what matters.
I still really like mine as well. I don't get out much with anything lately, but my Bomber is my only rig. I'm nearly finished building a custom-caged "class 3ish" 1.9 crawler with dig, a winch, full interior, etc. It started as a Bomber rebuild and the only Bomber part remaining is the front driveshaft, at this point. I even switched to a Wraith skid most recently.
I agree that 2.2 rigs seem to make things easier, which is exactly why I'm building a 1.9 truck. We've got a great spot with lines for days and spending 6 hours out there doesn't present many real challenges to the Bomber...providing it doesn't get too narrow.
Meh, 1.9s are more popular in your area of interest and maybe local but in the comp world they are only used to build larger tires with. Not 1 person shows up to a comp with 1.9's.
The bomber is kind of a large, clunky rig that is fun but grows long in the tooth at least for me. Mine is beyond the normal "built" level and I still haven't plugged in a battery since early spring.
If you are using a bomber as a crawler then you don't have all that great of crawling twrrain.
No. My bomber is the most versatile rig I own, it will crawl some impressive lines and haul ass all on the same set up. There's a reason its the only rig of choice for the Scale Ultra 5k races.
This. My Bomber is still my favorite truck, and is the one I ALWAYS grab if I'm going to a new spot that I don't know well, because I know the Bomber has the best chance of handling that terrain regardless of what it is.
When you say shortened bomber is worse, are you talking about wraith length or twin hammer length?
I bought everything for the wraith length rear conversion to get a more scale look
Im kinda worried now
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