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Old 07-12-2012, 01:54 PM   #1
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Default Haastnooit's Y-town Crawlers BJ4

I am a RCC member for quit a while, but never started a thread about one of my rigs. Most of the time on the board I spend reading the incredible builds to try and learn from the more experienced and pro drivers ....

But to get some tips and pointers to improve your rig, people gots to know how it is setup .... So below a few pics of my truck and a laydown of the parts I used. I finished the BJ4 late februari this year, but still looking to improve my setup !!

chassisparts
Axial XR10 shocks
Axial XR10 Gears
Axial XR10 Front CVD’s
Axial XR10 Rear axleshafts
Axial XR10 Servoplate
BWD “Blade” 5 point rear axle brace
BWD Motor Sav’r (F&R)
Chaotic Crawlers Ti straight steering tierod
Chaotic Crawlers Ti links
JeepinDoug Spingcups (F&R)
Losi Gold springs (F&R)
RowdyRacing topless axlemount (slightly modded)
VP Axle top (F&R)
VP Linkmount (F&R)
VP Motorplate (F&R)
VP Gearbox (F&R)
VP XR10 Lockouts
VP XR10 Chubs
VP XR10 Knuckles
VP Knuckle weights
VP Servo armour
Y-town Crawlers Beetle Juice v4 chassis

wheels
Got 2 sets of VP rims for my XR, both with a 350 hub in front and a 475 hub in the rear.

VP SLW V1 1”
Crawler Innovations DD foams 5.5
HB Rovers - white dot
VP SLW V4 .7”
Losi Pink foams
Losi Bossclaws – red dot

electronics
I just realised, since I recently sold most of my other RC cars …. I now only have cars with a Tekin ESC in it … that’s not bad in my book …. I guess everybody likes the FXR.

Tekin FXR
Tekin 45T pro (2x)
CC bec
Punkdig
Hitec HS7950TG
Spektrum DX3E + SR300

And now for some pics:















Total RTR weight during this ride was 2495 gram (5.5 lbs). For now I am looking in to change the stock XR shocks for some bigbores.


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Old 07-12-2012, 02:06 PM   #2
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Hi Mate ;)

Nice rig.. Saw it in real life..
We need to drive together sometime.. On the spot of the pics ;)
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Old 07-12-2012, 02:22 PM   #3
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Were gonna !!! You'd better hurry up your SA build then
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Old 07-15-2012, 08:15 AM   #4
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I guess there are going to be a bit more changes than just shocks ... couldn't hold back anymore and put in a few orders yesterday evening and this morning .... Not gonna tell anymore cause it is a SECRET
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Old 07-15-2012, 09:18 AM   #5
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looks great. I'm still running the BJ4 chassis and i think that it can hang with any SA or switch, swap, sniper out there if set up right!
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Old 07-15-2012, 10:49 AM   #6
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Thanks concrete I agree, performance wise I did not have to change a thing, the worst part of my total setup still is driver skills ...

Usually I am always one or a couple steps behind the evolution of what I call "the TEMPTOP crawlers chassis". When I finally stepped up to buy the Fastback chassis for my AX10 it was no longer being made, luckely Juan came out with the FB2 and I was one of the first run of 25. Then I got me the XR, drove stock chassis for a year. And when everybody else already was into the CF, I went ahead and bought a delrin BJ4 .....

So this time I decided to stay in closer track, and be right in the middle of the total CF revolution in crawlin'
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Old 09-01-2012, 03:26 PM   #7
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A lot of things changed:
- bigbores with Dlux standoffs, JD cups and Losi springs
- stock XR10 axles, all VP stuff is off, accept knuckles and bushings
- clocked the axles
- modded Chubs for extra caster
- Tekin 55T motors
- Savox 1256tg servo (20kg)
- Egressed servomount
- modded VP knuckleweights (baseweight now 65gr)
- CC Ti bent steering tierod
- shaved Rovers

RTR: 2205 gram (4.86 lbs)
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Old 09-01-2012, 03:41 PM   #8
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Aww man that rig is all kinds of sexy!

What shocks did you upgrade to?
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Old 09-01-2012, 11:01 PM   #9
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nice work !!
have you change your foam combo in your rover after you shaved the sidewalls ?? I think I need to try it
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Aww man that rig is all kinds of sexy!

What shocks did you upgrade to?
Thanks, those are Traxxas bigbores #2662 with external limiters all around, front 7.5mm and rear 11.5mm.
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Old 09-02-2012, 03:10 AM   #11
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nice work !!
have you change your foam combo in your rover after you shaved the sidewalls ?? I think I need to try it
Thank you. No, still the same foams ...

So far I only did some minor testing (on incline board) to see how the shaved Rover would roll on sidehills. Results seemed to be OK, I guess the shedded weight has someting do with that. Next week I am going to give them a real testrun ...
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Old 09-02-2012, 04:50 AM   #12
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Rig looks set up good. Looks killer all black great choice on rims, one thing you could do is drill multiple holes in the center to lighten them some.

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Old 09-02-2012, 04:54 AM   #13
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Thanks, those are Traxxas bigbores #2662 with external limiters all around, front 7.5mm and rear 11.5mm.
Thanks for that!

What springs are you using?
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Old 09-02-2012, 05:06 AM   #14
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Thanks for that!

What springs are you using?

MiniT front pink
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Old 09-02-2012, 05:30 AM   #15
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Rig looks set up good. Looks killer all black great choice on rims, one thing you could do is drill multiple holes in the center to lighten them some.
Yes, she drives very well and looks great doing it Nah, I will let the VP rims as is, don't have the guts for that mod. No need to either cause the BJ is going to be my secondary crawler soon .... Just finished gathering parts for a lightweight SA3.5 build.

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Thanks for that!

What springs are you using?
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MiniT front pink
correct, partnumber is LOSB1117
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Old 09-02-2012, 06:57 AM   #16
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Mini T springs.... Well I'll be!

Thanks for the help! Back to the thread!

This rig looks sweet! I'll be following this thread closely!
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