Reflex MT4.14 MT Stock 2S Battery Fitting Challenges and Thrilling Jumps
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In the thrilling saga of the Aussie RC Playground, the team faced a Herculean task - fitting a battery into the Reflex MT4.14 MT Stock 2S. With sheer determination, they managed to squeeze in a 2S 2800 battery after some tray modifications. The car roared to life, showcasing impressive power, a smooth radio, and solid suspension. However, the center diff and overly strong brakes added a spicy challenge to their driving escapades.
Jumps became a test of skill as the car's sensitivity in the air demanded precise throttle control and brake finesse. While the tires initially gripped like a champ, they began to struggle, requiring on-the-fly adjustments. Despite some handling hiccups, the car tackled Tall Grass with surprising grace on 2S power. The pursuit of epic jumps led to heart-stopping moments, including a dramatic battery ejection mid-air.
Looking ahead, the team plans to fine-tune the brakes and investigate potential steering issues to enhance the car's track performance. With a steely resolve, they prepare for future showdowns, determined to conquer the challenges that lie ahead on the RC racing circuit. Stay tuned for the next thrilling chapter in the Aussie RC Playground's adrenaline-fueled adventures.
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