Can the rally handle speed bumps?

[slash116vxl]

Yeah, the question says it all, but does the rally handle them without bottoming out or scraping/hitting anything?

It's just because I'm thinking of converting my slash to a much more stable rally, but I'm worried about where I could use it.

The speed bumps (or speed humps, whatever you people in the US call them) in my road are quite short, but are quite angled and rounded, I can get some decent air on the stock pack from them, although with a rally I wouldn't jumps over them, just drive over.

Anyone have experience with driving on them?

Thanks!

[The VXL]

it won't clear your speed bumps no way!

[Skitlerz]

We call them speed bumps/humps (i think there is a difference) in the US. Definatly will bottom out on them, look into a TBR skid if ur worried about it. Also If you convert you slash and want to sell the Parts PM me cause id be interested!

[slash116vxl]

Will it be fine if I go real slow over them?

[The VXL]

well actually I think you may still bottom out unless during your conversion you still lower the car but not as much as a stock rally so it's more scale to a normal rally car

[snowslider]

Will it be fine if I go real slow over them?

Try it out yourself! Go to a hardware shop and buy some zip ties, and pull them around the rockers, and your Slash will have the ride hight of the Rally! I did this on mine.

[Skitlerz]

I think your be fine as long as you dont hit them at full speed.

[slash116vxl]

Yeah, I think I'll convert. If I just crawl over them at like 2 mph then I'll be fine, it does scrape there won't really be any damage.

[reod12x2]

don't crawl over them make a monster rally with the summit's rockers and springs just remove that limmeter in the shock and you should be fine

but it just dosnt look right with that amount of clearence