Ecx temper upgrades
 

Hello all, I'm new to the rc crawler world, and was wondering what tires would fit and work well on the stock ecx temper deadlocks. Also anyone done a four link conversion on one of these, if so pictures would be appreciated. One last question, what is a cheap motor that I can drop right in without changing esc that might give it a touch more speed, thanks all

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Re: Ecx temper upgrades
 

I just got two of these for my kids. They have the standard 12mm hex so you can swap it to 1.9s for more wheel and tire choices.

Re: Ecx temper upgrades
 

Thanks, now just gotta wait to get paid

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If you put 1.9's on look at junfac wheel wideners otherwise they rub on the suspension links when turning. I put flat iron xl's on my sons, make sure to use red loctite as I read they come loose otherwise, but the tire upgrade is huge. I also put 4oz in each front wheel and 2 oz in the back and with the stock power when it has enough power it out crawls my scx10 in a lot of situations. Wet logs or roots and rocks that my scx10 needs speed for it crawls over like nothing now. Very fun rig.

Im looking at figuring out a 4 link and different shocks to try to deal with the torque twist. On certain climbs the twist makes it roll if you are climbing on an angle.

I dont know the brand but I also have foams that have two different densities in the tires. They flex very well over rocks etc to grab traction. I got them with a used scx10 I bought.

Re: Ecx temper upgrades
 

I installed Proline Faultline 1.9 beadlocks with HPI Rover tires (red). I drilled air holes in the wheels.

They were a huge improvement over stock. I should have weighted the fronts.

I replaced the stock electronics with a Spektrum srs4210 Rx and an Ultrawing 60A water proof ESC.

I tried a 4WS setup with a second S603 servo. It worked ok... I think the rig needs a better servo. I intend to upgrade to the S6230 before I try 4WS again.

I too am looking for information on a four link conversion.