Should my revo 3.3 do wheelies?
02-02-2009, 06:53 PM
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Should my revo 3.3 do wheelies?
I have a revo 3.3 (5309) and I was wondering if it should ride wheelies? It is a stock revo. What are your tips on getting a revo 3.3 to do wheelies?
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RE: Should my revo 3.3 do wheelies?
it can and should wheelie on demand. you may have to have your suspension a bit firmer, but i know for a fact it can be done, repeatedly 
02-02-2009, 09:25 PM
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RE: Should my revo 3.3 do wheelies?
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it can and should wheelie on demand. you may have to have your suspension a bit firmer, but i know for a fact it can be done, repeatedly
it can and should wheelie on demand. you may have to have your suspension a bit firmer, but i know for a fact it can be done, repeatedly
02-02-2009, 09:49 PM
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RE: Should my revo 3.3 do wheelies?
mine doesn't...it runs right around 200 too...
tighten the slipper, firmer suspension, heavier clutch shoes & heavier springs, and good tire grip
tighten the slipper, firmer suspension, heavier clutch shoes & heavier springs, and good tire grip
02-03-2009, 06:04 AM
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RE: Should my revo 3.3 do wheelies?
What do you do to the suspension? What is a good clutch shoes & springs, and good tires? Is the slipper clutch the thing on the side of the trans and you hold the nut on the spur gear
