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Harley · 01-20-2011, 11:11 AM

Info added about upgraded links.

Harley · 01-20-2011, 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by JustinThyme

To a certain extent I agree. However, I don't have VP gears and bushings in my trannys, yet know enough from this forum to be able to say they are a valuable addition.

I can't say that I know 95% of the people on this board enough to blindly follow and take their opinion as fact. I have the opportunity to try most things on the market and when I find things I like then I will add them.

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Originally Posted by JustinThyme

Yes, it may say "Harley's" guide, but it also says "Complete". If he is going to automatically disregard items he doesn't have personal experience on, then it cannot be considered "complete".

At no point did I say that "Harley" and "Complete" were mutually exclusive terms in the title. It is my complete guide, not just my guide or a complete guide.

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Originally Posted by JustinThyme

I'm not a hater....I always like to read build threads and such, because there is always valuable info inside, and as I stated in my post, I look forward to seeing his info in the other sections.

I'm merely pointing out that he's made it clear that this will likely favor his sponsors over other manufacturers. He's said as much. So I'm just the devils advocate to point this out.

I favor my sponsors because I only pick sponsors that have product that can stand up to the best. I lists lots of products here that have nothing to do with sponsors and some that are in direct competition with them. My sponsors know I have an honest oppinion and won't just blow smoke up their ass.

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Originally Posted by JustinThyme

There is a similar guide in the MRC Mini Rock Crawler forum, which is stickied, but is much less biased and is more of a general listing of options. I think it should be used as a blueprint for threads like this. As is, if he is going to be mostly listing his sponsors, then his build thread should suffice for this info.

That thread lists items but doesn't give a lot of great info. This will help people walk through making decisions, not just seeing what parts Company A and Company B make for a toy truck.

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Originally Posted by JustinThyme

Flame away if you want. I'm not against the thread, it's just that with the focus he has chosen to use I don't think it makes a good "Complete XR-10 Guide".

No but it makes Harley's Complete Guide.

Harley · 01-20-2011, 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by DickyT

Which by my remedial understanding of how things go around here is why it was born as a thread and not a sticky, even when a mod is the OP.

And if it ends up being one it WILL NOT be by my doing.

mrdrinksalil · 01-20-2011, 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Harley

I favor my sponsors because I only pick sponsors that have product that can stand up to the best. I lists lots of products here that have nothing to do with sponsors and some that are in direct competition with them. My sponsors know I have an honest oppinion and won't just blow smoke up their ass.

Well said...

And besides.... it's always nice to have something a little different that works well too! It don't take all this fancy stuff to do good even at a major comp.

Harley · 01-20-2011, 11:45 AM

Working on the Axle section now. Everyone be prepared though.....I will be recommending Vanquish stuff and they sponsor me

C*H*U*D · 01-20-2011, 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by DickyT

...even when a mod is the OP.

Hey I just noticed that....Congrats! I also see you're just Harley now.

Great start and I hope to get my 4PL this spring (I'm not a big bucks 4PK guy

). Love my 3PMX thanks mostly to all the info I got from your 3PMX thread. I know the 4PL will be a great addition.

BurnLatex · 01-20-2011, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by brushlessnut

im thinking about getting a xr 10 but nothing me ill want brushless i was thinking 2 old crawlmaster 750kv on a 3c and two q33 esc. but maybe brushed would be better after not crawling so long. one last thing i can stil use my nomadio react or is it not that good fo a radio any more

I use a Nomadio React for my dual esc set up. It works great. Every button is programmable. There is no need for a dig unit. I can adjust the dual rate on the fly for front and rear awell. There is still a 4th channel open for cutting brakes or whatever you like.

The positioning of the buttons on the controller feel comfortable and natural.

That being said, they are out of the RC business. So use it up till you break it or cant find V2s anymore. The pricey Futaba does not have any more features than the React, but has support. Thats where I will go when my React calls it game over.

HITMAN · 01-20-2011, 03:13 PM

Nice work So far Harley

BC Racing · 01-20-2011, 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Harley

Working on the Axle section now. Everyone be prepared though.....I will be recommending Vanquish stuff and they sponsor me

Well this is just a bunch of stink....think I will have to do as Just-n-thyme and not look in here no more.

[Great write up Josh]

Harley · 01-20-2011, 04:04 PM

Start of axle section posted.

EeePee · 01-20-2011, 04:12 PM

Looks like the Tools section got an update too?

Harley · 01-20-2011, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by EeePee

Looks like the Tools section got an update too?

Fawker!

Harvo · 01-20-2011, 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by EeePee

Looks like the Tools section got an update too?

Nice thread Harley

dragrcr · 01-20-2011, 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Harley

Working on the Axle section now. Everyone be prepared though.....I will be recommending Vanquish stuff and they sponsor me

biased jerk

I can't believe you aren't gonna suggest ALL of the other companies that make cases and plates with bigger bearings that hold up better... Ohhh wait, there are none.

Harley · 01-20-2011, 10:46 PM

Steering knuckles added to Axle section

bogfrog · 01-21-2011, 04:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Harley

I will try and get to some wiring diagrams for other setups. I have updated the second post with a couple diagrams.

Thanks Harley, when this is done it will help alot of 3Ch people who are new to the XR10.

Cheers for your help on this! Robb.

Harley · 01-21-2011, 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by saydee1800

Isn't that what the build threads are for

Not at all the same thing. This explains options and needs for upgrades. A build thread highlights a single setup used on a single rig. The reason it is done like this is because just listing every available product is a complete waste if a newbie doesn't know why to buy them. Then maybe I can minimize the ridiculous amount of emails I get (from you) asking dumbass questions on simple stuff that will now be readily available here.

GySgt Hartman · 01-21-2011, 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by saydee1800

Ever piece you have on the top of your list is stuff on your truck.

No your right this is not the same thing as a build thread. It is a way for you to advertise and try to get free stuff.

Maybe just have one of the real mod's move this to chit chat or better your web site

Sayduh, you seem to have little to add to this tech thread. May I suggest you go back to the Lego Forum and spend some more time with the other children and learn how to act in public.

sally1800 · 01-21-2011, 11:10 AM

Here something I found that would be helpful for those using a Tekin FXR and Hotwire.

fiveo · 01-21-2011, 01:09 PM

I think everyone needs to remember that we all started as a newb, and I will claim rookie as long as I can.

Harley, awesome job starting this thread and I only wish it were here before I spent my XR10 $$ in the beginning!

At the end of the day, every single thread in here will have some level of bias because it is written by a human being with an opinion, but it is the responsibility of those reading these forums to:

Decide what you want to read and otherwise move on. Great Country we live in that you have the freedom to read something, not read it or get a can of shut the hell up.
Pay respect to the person who started the thread by not coming in and trying to hijack it. Don't hide behind your keyboard. I am just as guilty by imparting my opinion here, but I am kind of sick of people trying to take over Harley's thread with rambling. It seems like a lot of threads (mine included) become a portal for off topic conversation and the person seeking help came up empty handed. And you wonder why newb's ask the same questions over without searching.

Good thing I am not a moderator, I would kick some asses off of this site altogether. Now that I am done venting....

Enough is enough, Harley please continue as I appreciate what you are doing and will continue to read it.

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fiveo Quarry Creeper Join Date: May 2009 Location: The Tarheel State Posts: 216	I think everyone needs to remember that we all started as a newb, and I will claim rookie as long as I can. Harley, awesome job starting this thread and I only wish it were here before I spent my XR10 $$ in the beginning! At the end of the day, every single thread in here will have some level of bias because it is written by a human being with an opinion, but it is the responsibility of those reading these forums to: Decide what you want to read and otherwise move on. Great Country we live in that you have the freedom to read something, not read it or get a can of shut the hell up. Pay respect to the person who started the thread by not coming in and trying to hijack it. Don't hide behind your keyboard. I am just as guilty by imparting my opinion here, but I am kind of sick of people trying to take over Harley's thread with rambling. It seems like a lot of threads (mine included) become a portal for off topic conversation and the person seeking help came up empty handed. And you wonder why newb's ask the same questions over without searching. Good thing I am not a moderator, I would kick some asses off of this site altogether. Now that I am done venting.... Enough is enough, Harley please continue as I appreciate what you are doing and will continue to read it.

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01-20-2011, 11:45 AM	#45
Harley 20K Club Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Sending illegals home one Hayabusa at a time. Posts: 22,981	Working on the Axle section now. Everyone be prepared though.....I will be recommending Vanquish stuff and they sponsor me

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