HPI Savage Flux XL 6S speed runs

There's gonna be more to come....hopefully I can break 70 in the next few weeks. I'm gonna add the 39T idler gear and try a set of un-taped tires to start off with.
Here's a link to some pics of the truck
http://picasaweb.google.com/jssouthtx/SavageFluxXLFLM6SPower?feat=directlink

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• Flux
• speed
• runs

[tim234mumba]

can you help me to esc setup :S it only says bib bib bib and all the led is blinking :S

[jssouthtx]

@tim234mumba go to hpi website....they have pdf's you can download and print that will walk you thru all of it

[tim234mumba]

what did i need to now before i drive in water whit my car i have get it now :D right now;)

[jssouthtx]

@tim234mumba Dont do it! Not with the flux anyways. Slash is another story

[jssouthtx]

@tim234mumba mostly the knuckes and tierods pop off but other than that its pretty durable.  Keep your motor/pinion gear mesh set right and you should be fine

[jssouthtx]

@SoggyWaffles785 Your right and wrong. The XL is in general a nitro but when you put an XL length chassis on a flux it there in becomes a flux hp XL .

[SoggyWaffles785]

0:26 my bad

[SoggyWaffles785]

0:30 ballsack haha. also its the savage flux hp not the xl the xl is nitro

[tim234mumba]

@jssouthtx okay thx :).. is there any thing that can easily break at the car?? if you crash :)???

[jssouthtx]

@tim234mumba Well thats hard to answer.....it's controllable but as with any rc traveling over 50mph it doesn't take much to loose control. Really you just do all you can to keep it straight. Turning down servo throw for the steering helps. also lowering it as close to the ground as possible helps. Wide roads with no curbs are a must.