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DRV KRAWLER 11-18-2011 08:16 PM

DRV KRAWLER FOFF'en Formula Offroad " HORNY TOAD "
 
Well I am finally going to start this thread. After finally accumulating enough parts to show some kind of a direction. This first attempt is purely purpose built. Most everyone here has built there FOFF's with old or extra parts ( I did not have a cash of parts Da%n it LOL ! ). I was coaxed by my Three year old son. He really is more into the high speed (FOFF) than the Crawler video's seen here on RCC. And I admit I have wanted to do a Scaler anyways :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:.

A little side note here, I want to thank everyone here at RCC that I have bought parts from. You Guy's ROCK ! Also just for this site in general for feeding my R/C Addiction !

Here is the list so far :

Wheel base is at 13 1/2 "

SCX10 chassis
Axial axles
STRC Aluminum Chub's and Knuckles
3 Racing Aluminum Axial Transmission w/ Robinson Racing gears through out
BWD front and rear 4-link plates
Custom made upper and lower links ( Machining and assembled by Crawling Calvin ) Thank you Calvin !
Traxxas Velineon VXL-3s ESC & 3500 Brushless Motor
Lundsford Titanium Steering links
Robinson Racing 32p / 23t pinion
Kimbrough 32p / 44t Sput gear
Traxxas Revo GTR shocks w/ Traxxas jato springs 0.7 spring rate
Dynamic Concepts Early Bronco body ( Rough cut for the first pictures )
MIP Axial Wraith Driveshafts #11116 (Perfect fit for this build)
Pro-Line Sand Paws
Crawler Innovations Servo Guard
Savox 0254MG Steering servo
Beef Toobs by Casey and Gunnar ( I already have these waiting for more parts before installing. Listed below. )
CNC aluminum servo horn
Wheels (built by Crawling Calvin specifically for Pro-Line Sand Paws)
Vanquish SLW Hubs (.725)
Castle Creations BEC
Axial #ax30401 (2) Heavy Duty O/D Beveled gears
Axial Spur gear cover Ax80078 Donated by Drail
Axial Wraith drive shaft pins AXA0175 ( For the New gears now drilled to except pin through )
Highlandcrawlers No slop lockers ( Aluminum )
Futaba Receiver R2106GF
3s Lipo 2700Mah 45c burst



And of course all of the Aluminum parts, that will replace all of the BROKEN plastic ones from the first run :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:.

Lets here your thoughts you FOFFERS ! :lmao:

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evo 11-18-2011 08:27 PM

looks real good. i'm putting one together real similar

DRV KRAWLER 11-18-2011 08:34 PM

Thank you evo for the kind words.

Crawling Calvin 11-18-2011 09:20 PM

Wow sweet links where'd ya get them :lmao:

Looks good man! Now your getting my brain juices going... darn you! :x

DRV KRAWLER 11-18-2011 10:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crawling Calvin (Post 3388443)
Wow sweet links where'd ya get them :lmao:

Looks good man! Now your getting my brain juices going... darn you! :x


You made it happen the way I envisioned it. I really appreciate your time and effort. Just remember, I have more of the link material if you want it.

Hacksaw707 11-19-2011 09:01 AM

Looks good, You got a little scale thing going on with niffty little jack stands, :ror: And of course I see the frog in you came along to the FOFF side. Will stay tuned"thumbsup"

DRV KRAWLER 11-19-2011 09:09 AM

LOL ! Actually that is a Lizard my wife uses to hold house plants to stakes. It just so happened my Son stole it. I just happen to see it in his room when I was taking the pictures. Worked perfect to hold the body up.

I have to admit, you got me thinking now ! Reptile, Hhhhmmmmm !

DRV KRAWLER 11-19-2011 11:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hacksaw707 (Post 3388915)
Looks good, You got a little scale thing going on with niffty little jack stands, :ror: And of course I see the frog in you came along to the FOFF side. Will stay tuned"thumbsup"

Quote:

Originally Posted by DRV KRAWLER (Post 3388924)
LOL ! Actually that is a Lizard my wife uses to hold house plants to stakes. It just so happened my Son stole it. I just happen to see it in his room when I was taking the pictures. Worked perfect to hold the body up.

I have to admit, you got me thinking now ! Reptile, Hhhhmmmmm !

I think I have an idea now ! Can anyone say " Phrynosoma ".

WICKED ! ! !

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DRV KRAWLER 11-20-2011 08:22 AM

Received the MIP #11116 Driveshafts made for the Wraith. They fit like a glove on this 13 1/2" wheel base. I am stoked they released these just as I was getting this point in the build. I am a HUGE MIP fan (Been using them for years). I was getting a little concerned that I would be facing a build with out MIP watching my back. "thumbsup"

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Hacksaw707 11-20-2011 08:58 AM

Those shafts look good nice long looking yokes, are you about maxed out on extension with all those splines showing? If you don't mind me asking how long are you running those at?

DRV KRAWLER 11-20-2011 09:27 AM

Right at the magic number of 136mm. 3.7mm to spare on max length "thumbsup".

Postclanker 11-20-2011 10:11 AM

Thanks for posting those close-ups...I want to drop a dime on those for my Wraith upgrade.

Your build looks real clean DRV....FOFF is in my blood (speed) the wraith may end up being just that

DRV KRAWLER 11-20-2011 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Postclanker (Post 3390508)
Thanks for posting those close-ups...I want to drop a dime on those for my Wraith upgrade.

Your build looks real clean DRV....FOFF is in my blood (speed) the wraith may end up being just that

Thank you, Postclanker. As always MIP builds the products that can take a POUNDING.

Dynamic Concepts 11-20-2011 04:56 PM

Clean FOFF build. Can't wait to see it complete.

ROLANDROCKSHOP 11-20-2011 05:05 PM

nice start!"thumbsup"

i like the bronco body on it.

mip's are the shiz..:mrgreen:

DRV KRAWLER 11-20-2011 06:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dynamic Concepts (Post 3391143)
Clean FOFF build. Can't wait to see it complete.

Thank you, your body is what actually inspired this build. Well my three year old inspired the build. It was your bronco body that got my juices flowing.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ROLANDROCKSHOP (Post 3391172)
nice start!"thumbsup"

i like the bronco body on it.

mip's are the shiz..:mrgreen:

Thank you, your build was one of my motivators too start a Formula Offroad build. And no hardcore build is complete till you through MIP's at it . "thumbsup"

Old Sloppy 11-24-2011 12:03 PM

Can you post a link for the jack stands?
They look like something to ask my wife for a Christmass present.

Thanks,
Harry
from Atlanta

DRV KRAWLER 11-25-2011 05:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Old Sloppy (Post 3398074)
Can you post a link for the jack stands?
They look like something to ask my wife for a Christmass present.

Thanks,
Harry
from Atlanta

Well Harry, I actually bought these off of a member here. I have two sets I display and store my rigs on. To my knowledge they are no longer available through Northern Tool. Keep a Eye out , they do show up every so often. "thumbsup"

DRV KRAWLER 11-26-2011 12:18 AM

A couple of updates today. Received the servo and the Proline Sand Paws. they are new in the package But, they are the original design #1052-00.
One of the Techs at Proline said he preferred the original compound. He stated it was "In his opinion" a much more durable and stable compound than the newer version #1052-02. He also said they did not come with foams and will not need any either.

Die-Laughing 11-26-2011 07:09 AM

Thats awesome! I want to build one now!


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