Running My T-Maxx In a Parade

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Uploaded by on Dec 16, 2008

I was able to run my T-Maxx in the Titusville Oil Festival Parade. It's the second parade I've been in with my T-Maxx. The Route was two miles long and I only flipped three times. This was the 149th anniversary of the first successful oil well drilled by Colonel Edwin Drake, near Titusville, PA. Next year is the big 150.

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  • Man, that's cool, Imma run my Revo 2.5R on the next Canada day parade :)

  • Nice!

  • that looks like it was fun to do. the people in my town hate when i run my nitro.

  • thats a nice tmaxx i have the 4908 tmaxx 3.3 and its pretty great i have a 2.5 to put i blew it up :(

    and

    how long did it go till u had to refuel

  • I miss Titusville. I've lived there for 20 years (I'm 28 now), now I currently live in England for the next 3 years. Nice T-maxx by the way! I would have LOVED to drive my Jato down the street and not have Officer Dilley give me hell for it! Looks like fun.

  • i see next time i go 2 the hobby store im gonnan ask 4 thicker gears mine are .8

  • sorry about the delay, yes, that definately can happen. I've seen things about different gear tooth thicknesses that you can get. If I was going to guess I would say you could have mod .8 size (I'd say that's an average for a lot of hobby grade stuff) and should look into mod 1 size. I'll see if I can find anything else about too.

  • right but what if its so powerful its rips the teath of is that possible?

  • well, speed depends on your motor, gearing, and batteries, so you can pretty easily make something slow (30mph) go fast (60+mph, as long as it is hobby grade), but remember you also need lots of space to use all that speed.

  • well, try to keep a good mesh, and you probably need to gear down some if your motor is over heating that bad

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