Well after taking the PL powerstrokes of the 4x4 and put them on the 2wd and added losi scte shocks to the 4x4 I had to take them out for a test spin.

I gotta say the 2wd drove so much better out there. It handled full throttle down the straight and burm all the way back just socking it all up!!

my 4x4 had nothing but issues! MMP acting up glitching and then took a jump crashed hard and broke the shock cap.

We threw a 3s in my sons 2wd slash and it was insane hit a jump carried a wheelie to the next jump then snapped an axel DOH #s so much fun but always break something

added a little video if you click the first pic

cool. Looks like fun!

YOU'RE IN ESCONDIDO!

hahaha i use to go there all the time! fun place

yep in Escondido I saw some of your pics in your build thread thought was where some of yours were taken Where do you go now? Fun place for sure Paddles are a must!! lol although my sons gladitators work out there pretty well too

Where do you buy your parts?

ha well i got into running at the track, i go on practice days to SDRC and run my car around there, hours of fun.

and yes the paddles are necessary now! it used to be very hard packed and ever since someone did a lot of work on the jumps etc, it's become very loose unfortunately, but i'm a fan of the jumps, so no harm done!

unfortunately i'm up in San Luis Obispo for school for the time being so I won't get a chance to get back down until March :/

There are alloy caps for those shocks... (makes me sick that they are $13/pair.)

Hey I live in oceano, where are you running at right now?

ha not exactly sure what you mean by oceano, i'm in Oceanside, but like i said I'm up in San Luis Obispo for the time attending Cal Poly