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October 4, 2015

Chassis Focus – Ryan Maifield

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Chassis –TLR 22 Development car
Motor – Orion 6.5
ESC – Orion R10.1
Battery – Orion 4000
Radio/Servos – Airtronics/Spektrum
Body – JConcepts SC2

Remarks – Current Reedy Race Champion Ryan Maifield is running an all new 22 development car made specifically for carpet racing. Like others, the new chassis is wider to allow the battery to be mounted sideways which allows the motor to be move significantly further forward. Along with the new lower 3 gear transmission there is the new front and rear wishbones. Finishing off the car, Ryan is running the all new SC2 body from JConcepts for use with the new lower transmission car.

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