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IceBox84 12-18-2011 12:06 AM

Project Dead Horse
 
Well here is my first shot at a somewhat scale trail rig. Wanted to make a thread to document my progress.

When I first got into crawling I started out with a Venom Creeper, by the time I was done with it there was little left that was still a "Creeper" and couldn't keep it from breaking. So I gave up that project and did what I should have done in the first place which was buy a SCX10 Honcho Kit. Buddy has the TR Honcho and I was always jealous of the looks and the simple fact that he could drive and have fun without breakage issue's.

When I first started I had a plain Jane Bronco build in mind and since then I'v just ran with it. Sorry in advance for the cell pic's and the poser shot's......she's only been on one 3 hour trail run and forgot the camera at home.

Spec's
Hacked FlySky GT3B 6CH. 2.4ghz
Castle Sidewinder
Novak Glitch Buster Cap
Venom 13T (after Christmas will replace with a Holmes 45T hand wound)
EXI 208oz servo (going to run it till she gives up the ghost)
Castle BEC
2 & 3 cell Lipo's, 3000mah-5000mah
LVL 3 Lift kit
Custom shock tower bracing
MThead bead lock rings (KILLER LOOKING!)
Stock drive shafts with Traxxas hardend steel yokes and Axial rings
Dingo fender flares
Proline accessory kit

The Proline Bronco body isn't what I thought it would look like. Realized its about over an inch to long between the front door to the rear fender well. Guess i'll have to get over it and work on a more scale body for the future. That pretty much sum's it up as she sits, opinions welcomed, help or idea's also.

First day of kit completion.
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Here she sit's as of right now.
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AsILayDying 12-18-2011 03:52 AM

Re: Project Dead Horse
 
Great start to your build. I love those bead lock rings. Where did you get them, I know I can search but easier to ask, lol. Anyways great job with the start, good luck with future mods.

Devil Inc 12-18-2011 08:35 AM

Re: Project Dead Horse
 
Looks good, just my opinion, looks better without the flares. Nice rig none the less, keep up the work. "thumbsup"

IceBox84 12-18-2011 09:54 AM

Re: Project Dead Horse
 
AsILayDying I got the rings for one of the RCC vendors. Do a search with the keyword MThead and you should come across it fairly easy. For 14$ bucks they changed the whole look of the rig and they look awesome IMHO.

Devil I debated for a few days before I finally decided to hack up the body and put the flares on. Not sure if it was a good idea yet, main reason for them was if I ran 2.2's with the body it wouldn't look like it was hacked. There is a bit of purpose to them too........I was able to get the body low enough and have clearence for suspension travel.

Thanks for the props so far.

Devil Inc 12-18-2011 10:09 AM

Re: Project Dead Horse
 
Yeah, some 2.2s would help fill it in a bit or maybe a set of 1.9 Pitbulls.

ADDICTED CRAWLER 12-18-2011 04:02 PM

Re: Project Dead Horse
 
I have 2.2 flat irons on my bronco and I love them, I also have the rock beast, on my crawler scx10 and they are almost the same size. Both are A+ in my opinion. I'll post some pics when I get home. Truck looks great btw.

IceBox84 12-19-2011 06:07 AM

Re: Project Dead Horse
 
I'm thinking about the RC4WD 1.9 Swamper Boggers since they measure in at 4.75".......should feel out nicely. After Christmas I'm placing a order for the Bogger's, wireless winch, and a 45T handwound.


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