One very simple way to adjust the handling and weight bias on your Slash 2WD would be to cut the foam battery piece in half and placing them at each end of the battery in different quantities. For more steering you can move all the foam pieces behind the battery (towards the rear of the truck) and thus putting the battery weight more forward. Continue reading 'Building Tips: Traxxas Slash 2WD Battery Placement adjustment'»
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One very simple way to adjust the handling and weight bias on your Slash 2WD would be to cut the foam battery piece in half and placing them at each end of the battery in different quantities. For more steering you can move all the foam pieces behind the battery (towards the rear of the truck) and thus putting the battery weight more forward. Continue reading 'Building Tips: Traxxas Slash 2WD Battery Placement adjustment'»