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Old 07-19-2014, 08:10 PM   #1
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I have always like the stance and look of the R1. Just never got around to getting one. i have seen them running and they do catch my eye. A couple weekends ago i traded off some SCX10 parts and the guy tossed in the box a R1 chassis just the transmission mount and frame no axles no links nothing but a chassis. After looking around for the rest of the parts. and it just sitting on the bench starring at me!

An idea popped into my head. I had a set of RC4WD bully 2 axles. and every thing needed to build a truck! So i set out to the task.



Running 27t motors Novak M2 dig unit King 110mm shocks and Pitbull XOR tires it is a awesome Crawler/Trail truck.



Wheel base is at 12 7/8 Transmission mount at 3 inches from ground. the L.C.G gives this rig some wild abilities out on the trail. And is my truck of choice out of my fleet. I am now running dual 2000 2s batteries in Parallel getting just under 4 hour run times off of them.


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Old 08-30-2014, 10:23 AM   #2
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Love this. Really cool look for not a lot of coin. Good job
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Old 09-01-2014, 09:14 PM   #3
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Thanks, very happy with it's performance out on the trails and the rocks, have done over 40 runs with it. and not a single problem, truck is bullet proof.
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