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OS's comp(ish) fun trucks.

My usual crawl spot was packed last weekend due to a Fall Fest, so I ended up just doing some backyard crawling just to shake it down Spare Parts a bit. It was ready to roll pretty much, though I need to drill a few holes for the bumpers. It made short work of pretty much anything I threw at it. Climbed some decent sized stuff around the yard, including the "test tree" :) It's a huge old gnarly maple that is pretty fun to climb around -fantastic sidehill and stability test.

I did run into an issue getting the battery in - the body posts were so low they were blocking the battery tray, and I couldn't get my fat fingers under the chassis spacer to get it tight. I fudged it in there and wheeled around anyway. Felt great overall - super stable, tires seem very grippy and nothing fell off though the bumpers were about to fall off. I think there might be some rear shock tuning in my future, but I'll run it first in the woods and see.

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Brought it back in and modded the body mounts and moved the chassis spacer a bit Also got the bumpers finished up and mounted solid so it's 100% ready to go. Can't wait to get it out for a real challenge.
 
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