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oldvintageiron 07-07-2009 08:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BENDER (Post 1874514)
I started installing my new Vanquish dig today. So far I am really impressed with this unit. All stainless steel for strength, small overall size for narrow chassis' and the 2.5:1 ratio on the lever is sweet. "thumbsup"

I'm going to try and get a little testing in this weekend and report back. 8)


Hey Bender do you have any Pics of your Chassis? How did you get the servo to fit with the supplied servo mount and the SWX chassis? Thanks

JUSTGOINGSLOW 07-21-2009 09:05 AM

Bender, how is the VP dig working out. When you have time please post some pics of the dig setup, thanks.

BENDER 07-21-2009 09:18 AM

The VP dig works awesome. I ran it this past weekend at the Red Rocks comp in Colorado and it worked flawlessly for me. My transmission mounting point is a little different from stock. So, I'll try to get my set-up bolted into a stock SWX chassis and post some pics for everyone this week. "thumbsup"

Mini 07-21-2009 09:28 AM

Beside the upgrade of your DIG any other new tips added?
By the way if your looking for a roommate in your location let me know "Signing Boobs" sounds like a killer place to live lolololol :)

Creepy Inc. 07-21-2009 10:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BENDER (Post 1902375)
The VP dig works awesome. I ran it this past weekend at the Red Rocks comp in Colorado and it worked flawlessly for me. My transmission mounting point is a little different from stock. So, I'll try to get my set-up bolted into a stock SWX chassis and post some pics for everyone this week. "thumbsup"


What do you mean by change your trany mont post?
This is what I did to get my VP in.

http://i464.photobucket.com/albums/r...n/IMG_3688.jpg
http://i464.photobucket.com/albums/r...n/IMG_3685.jpg
http://i464.photobucket.com/albums/r...n/IMG_3683.jpg

Had to make some change's to get it there but, It worked out good.
God damm I love this dig!

Mini 07-22-2009 07:32 AM

What mods did you have to do?

JUSTGOINGSLOW 07-22-2009 10:10 AM

Looks to me like your rear upper link hits the dig servo :shock: VP is going to make a mount for a mini servo, which might give more clearance.

BEELZEBOB 07-22-2009 10:27 AM

God the SWX's are sweet man. i love this chassis.

now with both the DNA and VP digs available, we gots good options.

im actually debating getting a micro servo, due to the fact i broke the mounting brackets on my current dig servo.

its held in by faith and ghetto rigging right now.

i think id try and mount it low on the chassis itself, or fab up a new lil bracket.

i also recently moved my uppers to the highest mounting point on the chassies, and it climbs up shit that it couldnt before.

the lil bit of additional squat really works well w/ my COG.

bigflex 07-22-2009 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Creepy Inc. (Post 1903661)
What do you mean by change your trany mont post?
This is what I did to get my VP in.

Had to make some change's to get it there but, It worked out good.
God damm I love this dig!

He is not using the standard setup. It is a deviated version of what everyone else gets."thumbsup"

Creepy Inc. 07-22-2009 05:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mini (Post 1903997)
What mods did you have to do?

I only had to move the esc,rx,bec around for it to fit.

Quote:

Originally Posted by JUSTGOINGSLOW (Post 1904168)
Looks to me like your rear upper link hits the dig servo :shock: VP is going to make a mount for a mini servo, which might give more clearance.

It dose just touch.

Quote:

Originally Posted by BEELZEBOB (Post 1904190)
God the SWX's are sweet man. i love this chassis.

now with both the DNA and VP digs available, we gots good options.

i also recently moved my uppers to the highest mounting point on the chassies, and it climbs up shit that it couldnt before.

the lil bit of additional squat really works well w/ my COG.

Yes the SWX is by far the best thing out there. Thanx Bender "thumbsup"
At frist I moved my uppers down to clear the servo and also lost a lot of climbing. That is why I flipped the srew head on the inside. It dose not seem to both the the digs movement.
Quote:

Originally Posted by bigflex (Post 1904243)
He is not using the standard setup. It is a deviated version of what everyone else gets."thumbsup"

I got to see this. Pics please.

sally1800 07-23-2009 07:44 AM

Bender

I see that all other dig's the drive shaft have to be shorten. With this new Vanquish dig do I still have to shorten the drive shafts?

Also what turn motor do you run and what is your gearing

BENDER 07-23-2009 09:26 AM

Thanks for the compliments on the chassis guys, glad you like it. 8)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mini (Post 1902392)
Beside the upgrade of your DIG any other new tips added?
By the way if your looking for a roommate in your location let me know "Signing Boobs" sounds like a killer place to live lolololol :)

:lol: No, other then the dig it's still pretty much the same rig. "thumbsup"

Quote:

Originally Posted by Creepy Inc. (Post 1903661)
What do you mean by change your trany mont post?
This is what I did to get my VP in.

Had to make some change's to get it there but, It worked out good.
God damm I love this dig!

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigflex (Post 1904243)
He is not using the standard setup. It is a deviated version of what everyone else gets."thumbsup"

Correct. I have a prototype skid plate and the tranny mounting holes are slightly different from the production SWX skid plate.

Quote:

Originally Posted by saydee1800 (Post 1905557)
Bender

I see that all other dig's the drive shaft have to be shorten. With this new Vanquish dig do I still have to shorten the drive shafts?

Also what turn motor do you run and what is your gearing

You'll have to shorten the driveshafts a little. The driveshaft doesn't move when using the VP dig, but you are lengthening the tranny when you bolt the unit up.

sally1800 07-30-2009 11:46 AM

bender

I see you run losi red in front and one rear and silver in the other

I have mod big bore shocks

the spring you are running will be short for me right.

what do you feel will work best with big bore?

Have you ever used traxxas progressive spring?

BENDER 07-31-2009 09:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by saydee1800 (Post 1917535)
bender

I see you run losi red in front and one rear and silver in the other

I have mod big bore shocks

the spring you are running will be short for me right.

what do you feel will work best with big bore?

Have you ever used traxxas progressive spring?

I think my old Losi springs will be too short to use with the big bores. I've never run big bores so I'm not sure what springs would work best. I've never tried the progressive springs either. But, they may work decent. Sorry I couldn't be more help. 8)

sally1800 07-31-2009 10:24 AM

Bender

do you have any pictures with the new shocks (butter)"thumbsup"

let's see the goods man:)

Mini 07-31-2009 01:29 PM

Liking the new sig :)

sally1800 08-03-2009 08:51 AM

Bender


show the goods man:)

Mini 08-06-2009 01:59 PM

Yea let see some new pics with that sick new body and whats packing under the hood?

How are you liking the new axial shocks compared to the losi's you were running befor?

WK-10 08-16-2009 01:35 AM

Looking good bender"thumbsup" . What kind of foam you use? Have you cut it?

RustlerHustler 08-22-2009 08:49 PM

For everyone who runs this chassis what is your wheelbase at? Belly clearance?

I'm puttin mine together and having one hell of a time. My WB comes out to 12 3/4" and belly at 3". I'm using the "phatty" delrin links. When I first put it together my axels were clocked in pointing my axel outpout towards the ground. I put spacers in the upper links to force the axels to clock out so the output is facing up. Now the clock is correct but WB is to long.:?

I can post pics of this if it would make more sense.


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