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One to I've heard is to run the motor connections to the speed controller backwards and then reverse the controls in the transmitter.
You should be able to profile the throttle on the transmitter, too.
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Just finished the chassis on my CC02.
You can use a higher turn motor (i've put a 35t in mine, but many crawlers are 55t). You could also reduce the end point on your transmitter for the throttle control, say limit it to 60 or 70% to reduce the speed.
Edit: what @Ben689908 and @Howard said
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I still need to finish some details on the body, but it all runs, so that's nice. A few picks of the build process.
This is a CC02 chassis, so it's basically a crawler. I built it with the lower gear ratio, but even then it seems pretty fast. One to I've heard is to run the motor connections to the speed controller backwards and then reverse the controls in the transmitter. That way the speed controller is running in reverse, but the car is running forwards, but more slowly. I might try it once I've had some running time in the conventional set up.