Tacoma747
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Mar 20, 2005
- Location
- Winston-Salem
If anyone is interested in the chassis on the right, I'd sell it. After I made the other chassis both boys want one like it as it has a place for the lights on the roof AND it has a hood... Oh the desires of a 7 year old.
$12 shipped for the chassis (no hardware but your factory hardware will mostly work). I can also print high clearance links if you tell me what length you want. It currently has deadbolt rears, and C10 rears up front. Stock upper links (C10 rear uppers in front as a 4 link).
Best mods I can suggest are a better servo (12-13g servo). You can actually hot glue a bigger servo in the factory bracket if you don't want to spend the $10-12 on an aluminum bracket (lesson learned). The RC4WD steel beadlocks can be mounted 'deep dish' as seen on the truck on the left. This is actually wider than the other truck that has wheel spacers. I do feel the rc4wd wheels MAY bend, they wobble a little bit but I haven't verified if it is the wheel bent or not.
You WILL burn up the stock motor, go ahead and email horizon hobby and tell them yours is burnt up and have them send you one as a spare---but there are plenty of cheap ($5-12) upgrades.
Tires are a no brainer. Injora has some new ones that are supposedly on par with the RC4wd compound/height, but Injora's older tires suck supposedly.
I wish I had more of these things, some to keep 'scale' and some to make full crawlers like below, but it's hard enough to justify having 4 of them...
$12 shipped for the chassis (no hardware but your factory hardware will mostly work). I can also print high clearance links if you tell me what length you want. It currently has deadbolt rears, and C10 rears up front. Stock upper links (C10 rear uppers in front as a 4 link).
Best mods I can suggest are a better servo (12-13g servo). You can actually hot glue a bigger servo in the factory bracket if you don't want to spend the $10-12 on an aluminum bracket (lesson learned). The RC4WD steel beadlocks can be mounted 'deep dish' as seen on the truck on the left. This is actually wider than the other truck that has wheel spacers. I do feel the rc4wd wheels MAY bend, they wobble a little bit but I haven't verified if it is the wheel bent or not.
You WILL burn up the stock motor, go ahead and email horizon hobby and tell them yours is burnt up and have them send you one as a spare---but there are plenty of cheap ($5-12) upgrades.
Tires are a no brainer. Injora has some new ones that are supposedly on par with the RC4wd compound/height, but Injora's older tires suck supposedly.
I wish I had more of these things, some to keep 'scale' and some to make full crawlers like below, but it's hard enough to justify having 4 of them...