SKYJACKER'S TXT-1 PROJECT

[skyjacker_rc_club]

just picked up a txt-1 up for ideas on a project.

[wsr_jeeper]

Well I heard that you can take a few inches off the sides and bottom of that chassis for clearance. Dont know if you think thats a project. Also I heard that if you dont use foams in your tires it makes the tires about 50-65% softer, so it would be like running really low pressure. Just thought I'd let you know.

[Mudhen]

Dirk Digler's outstanding article in the Featured Rides section tells you most of what you need to know to build a great TXT. Add a bit of your own imagination and show us what you come up with!

[jordanator62]

prolly the most important thing is to move the servo onto the axle and get rid of those piece of shit skid plates that should be burned :twisted: lol

[fullmodtxt]

Jordanator62, I couldn't agree more!!!! Those pesky stinking skidplates are hideous for crawlers. I never even bothered to use them when I built my TXT. I gave them to someone on RCMT that wanted them. I can't imagine why the guy wanted those awful shitplates :flipoff: !!!!! Now that I think about it, I would have been happier if I burned them!!!!
I have gotten rid of skidplates period. I don't run them on the axles, or the chassis. I had a New Era skid for the tranny, but I ditched it in favor of more clearance. Right now I am more concerned about clearance, but I plan on making a very thin skidplate for the tranny/chassis out of tin sheet so the chassis will slide instead of stick on abstacles. Ahh, the smell of burning plastic... Vince B.

[jordanator62]

haha, glad you agreed. ya i am currently working on a sheet metal tranny skidplate, and repositioning my links to give me a longer wheelbase and more clearance. also, i just got some maxx axles that i stole off my tmaxx (which didnt deserve them), and they are awesome!!!!!!! :D