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badger 06-19-2014 12:40 AM

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Originally Posted by House (Post 4811525)
Spectacular pics, as usual...! That thing looks Bad Ass!

Thanks John.


Thanks man. I have sooo many more pics to post.

isac 06-19-2014 01:01 AM

Hey badger, how's the steering on that beast did they do anything to increase steering angle on it? Amazing pics and awesome review, keep up the good work

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northkona 06-19-2014 04:10 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
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Originally Posted by badger (Post 4811527)
Thanks man. I have sooo many more pics to post.

Keen to see a flex shot.

Odd-M 06-19-2014 04:14 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
I really like the looks of this car! Can someone with knowledge tell the advantage with a solid rear axle over and independant suspension? How will the handling caracteristics of this car be compared to a buggy or short course, except the larger tires?

Turtlejon 06-19-2014 05:41 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
The solid rear axle will help for crawling / extreme situations. Most likely will hinder high speed cornering, body roll, etc. I guess that this will be for rougher terrain than an SCT or buggy, smoother terrain than a comp crawler, or even a scaler.

joshjunior 06-19-2014 05:41 AM

I'm wanting one so bad. Nice pics !

totof1965 06-19-2014 05:43 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
Thanks badger for taking the time to share all theses informations.
going to pre-order one for my USA holidays in august so I can play with it when my wife read on the beach ;-)

The french guy.

jacko117 06-19-2014 06:03 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
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Originally Posted by R/C Bashist (Post 4811437)
I don't know about the battery, but that's an EXO front end, and AR60 rear axle.

Are you sure thats an exo front end? Not sure if you have built or seen a wrexo but a when you bolt on an exo front end its a good inch to inch and a half wider than the ar60 axle and by looking at the pictures It looks like the yeti has the same track width front and rear and by looking at the pictures it doesn't seem to have wheel wideners on it?

Richterat83 06-19-2014 06:20 AM

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the want is strong with this one!!!

dna4engr 06-19-2014 06:23 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
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Originally Posted by jacko117 (Post 4811592)
Are you sure thats an exo front end? Not sure if you have built or seen a wrexo but a when you bolt on an exo front end its a good inch to inch and a half wider than the ar60 axle and by looking at the pictures It looks like the yeti has the same track width front and rear and by looking at the pictures it doesn't seem to have wheel wideners on it?

I believe Harley or someone estimated they had the wider plastic spacers for the axial beadlocks in back. In a couple of the pics you can kinda tell.

Looks like it has the brushless system out of the Exo Terra RTR. Sensorless 2900kv and a Castle sidewinder rebadged as axial :cry:

Great for bashing and I know most guys will upgrade right away to SLW hubs and a sensored brushless system. Along with changing to a 3 ch radio so you can shift the gears on the trans.

Going to stick with my wrexo for now and see when the spare parts come out to pick up a cage and steering system.

Dna

Erin 06-19-2014 06:33 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
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Originally Posted by dna4engr (Post 4811608)
I believe Harley or someone estimated they had the wider plastic spacers for the axial beadlocks in back. In a couple of the pics you can kinda tell.

Looks like it has the brushless system out of the Exo Terra RTR. Sensorless 2900kv and a Castle sidewinder rebadged as axial :cry:

Great for bashing and I know most guys will upgrade right away to SLW hubs and a sensored brushless system. Along with changing to a 3 ch radio so you can shift the gears on the trans.

Going to stick with my wrexo for now and see when the spare parts come out to pick up a cage and steering system.

Dna


Looks sensored to me in the pic straight on with body up.

ROWDY RACING 06-19-2014 06:42 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
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Originally Posted by Erin (Post 4811612)
Looks sensored to me in the pic straight on with body up.

I dont see it, I see the motor is the vanguard and thats not sensored is it?

Erin 06-19-2014 06:43 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
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Originally Posted by ROWDY RACING (Post 4811618)
I dont see it, I see the motor is the vanguard and thats not sensored is it?

nevermind, Im a bit retarded, its the neg battery wire I was seeing.....sigh

jpf 06-19-2014 06:52 AM

sorry, but why the need for sensored.... I cant see the need for making this a crawler.... If you want a crawler... go get a MOA and brushed!
and This is a KOH Ultra4 kinda truck, they never crawl, they floor it




... JP Out

Richterat83 06-19-2014 06:55 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
1:1 ultra4 still crawls, but all the ultra4rc vid's i've seen, sensorless is good enough

But for a dual purpose rig, i'll still be going sensored

smog 06-19-2014 07:18 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
Now that is a proper lid design!

I can already feel a tug on my wallet...

Big Daddy 06-19-2014 07:40 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
I'm pretty sure that's not the same vangaurd system (well at least motor) from the EXO. I hope it is much better. My ESC gave up the ghost fairly quick after some 3S runs. The Hobbywing I replaced it with is a far better ESC. All the hype and teasers are killing me.
I think the Yeti will be what I wanted the EXO to be.

JatoTheRipper 06-19-2014 07:41 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
The more I see it, the more I like it.

I'm not sure the chassis looks durable though.

I'm also not crazy about the rumored 2-speed transmission being locked in high speed. Come on Axial, stop cheaping out on us!!!

Hacksaw707 06-19-2014 07:54 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
It looks really cool, but until we see some knuckle pics and steering throw.....

Adams 06-19-2014 08:03 AM

Re: Exclusive review of the Axial YETI AX90026
 
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Originally Posted by Hacksaw707 (Post 4811678)
It looks really cool, but until we see some knuckle pics and steering throw.....

Being a high speed rig, I doubt the steering angle is any different then the exo.

I will probably not be able to resist buy this rig. It looks fun


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