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| RCC Addict Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Sin City
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| I was already running the prototype Havoc when i was asked to join the JPCustomRC's team. This build is the Production Version Havoc chassis which only has a few minor changes from the prototype. Build List: JP Custom RC's Havoc chassis RC4WD Bully Comp Axles (yes i still love mine and ill clown wheel all over your ass, LOL) Leaky Losi 4inch crawler shocks 55t Integy Motors (Soon to be replaced with a pair of Warrior 2's) Vanquish DH Pro Comp's Twin CC Sidewinder ESC's CC BEC (7.0v) Nomadio Sensor (Sorry for the bad pictures, all camera phone) The production havoc is on the top. As you can see the changes were minor and based on the rear end of the chassis. Its a little shorter to accomidate larger gearboxes and run a much wider variety of shocks. ![]() The basic chassis is a typical TVP. Nothing difficult. The skid is from my prototype and is a standard 2 incher, the lower arms are Kamikaze. ![]() The chassis will fit the rear axle in the normal orientation but i like it reversed for the clearance. To start im going to use these Leaky Losi's. I love how smooth they are but i hate wiping the oil off my axles after every course, lol. Again no drama here, the rear end just bolts right up. The rear link mounts on the bullies are one hole down, two holes up, with the shocks mounted in the upper holes. For the top of the shocks i started with the top row, innermost holes. I have no limiters in these shocks atm so the are full length and i wanted the truck as low as possible. ![]() ![]() The front axle was just as simple. Bolt it right on, no mess, no drama. (ignore the red velcro from my old body mounts). The links for the torsion front end are 55mm delrin with traxxas revo ends. At the moment i have a 5995tg in for steering because my 5990 robot servo is out for repair. The steering and drag links are all custom stainless. Again the link/shock mounts are in the one down, two up configuration with the upper torsion links in the uppermost holes at the axle and the very end holes on the chassis. ![]() ![]() A little rummaging through my girlfriends nail polish and i found orange flourescent. Gotta represent! ![]() to be continued .... |
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| ... Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: USA
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| Good Start.... I've got my Rear axle the other way, but you have been liking yours flipped so well... I might end up switching it. |
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| ok now that the axles are on and the links are done.... wheelbase check .... JACKPOT! ![]() I run all my electronics as modular as possible. My esc's, reciever, and BEC are all on this little tray. Its just a scrap piece of lexan about 1 7/8th wide. The electronics are mounted with velcro and two servo mounting blocks to secure it to the chassis. ![]() I think this is going to be too much articulation for my style of driving. I might have to limit the shocks or switch to a shorter overall shock. ![]() I have to figure out a body on this build. Last edited by Culetto; 03-24-2009 at 03:23 AM. |
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| Quarry Creeper Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Suburbs
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| Nice...I have to say that MOA are starting to grab my interest...axial version, because the clod axles just don't do it for me anymore. I like that chassis...all delrin right? |
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| I wanna be Dave ![]() Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Detroit
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| To help, rebuild them and put a liberal coating of Associated Green Slime on the o-rings in the cartridge. This helps seal them up more. Still not perfect, but alot better. |
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| With running the shorter Losi tires... You might find the downside. Sometimes when backing up you will hit it, or on step inclines it might drag. The bigger tires allow much better angles. |
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| Looks good! Now if you just had some Panthers! |
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| As mentioned we did a little testing today. I switched out to some short kyosho shocks that were on my prototype to give me more of a baseline on the front. The balance is RIGHT where i want it, just need to get about a half inch more articulation out of it and ill be all set but it carries perfectly. I'm going to have some setup sheets up later tonight for those who are just getting their Havoc in the mail. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() And one more shot just to show you how we get down at test-n-tune when the crawler packs are dead. 16.8v in the Summit about 15 feet from the edge to the bottom of the wash. ![]() Big thanks to Dieselfuel for the pics. Hes epic with that Nikon Last edited by Culetto; 03-24-2009 at 08:58 PM. |
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| Nice Pic's... Whats your Ground clearance under the Skid? |
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| nice flex |
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| Scale'n ![]() Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: *
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| Nice Culleto those pics are INSANE what motors are you running??? Im going to build up a havok later this year |
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| I wanna be Dave Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Henderson/Las Vegas, NV
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