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Old 04-20-2009, 10:13 AM   #21
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Awesome vids! Been searchin the net for stuff like that!
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Old 04-20-2009, 10:19 AM   #22
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great video, it looks like it was a blast.

Question: Why did Turtle skip the "logs" in the frame twister? (second last video @5:25)
He didn't want to get his feet wet:-P
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That was awesome our TTC is scheduled for May 24.
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Old 04-20-2009, 02:41 PM   #24
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Maybe take alittle weight out of the Tonka and run it again!..Id liek to see that truck pull done propah!!!
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Damm That looks like fun. What kind of moters are Y'all run'n?
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in the second video of those trucks slinging that mud what electronics where you using?
Pepe, red F100, run a Holmes Hobbies 7T Cobalt puller, 20C 2100mAh 11.1V LiPo, Sidewinder, and CCBEC
Guido, purple/yellow Bronco, runs a Holmes Hobbies 10T Cobalt puller, Sidewinder, CCBEC, and two 1500mAh 2/3A 7.2V stick packs for 7.2V/14.4V operation.
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great video, it looks like it was a blast.

Question: Why did Turtle skip the "logs" in the frame twister? (second last video @5:25)
After the water holes his right front tire went out of bounds so his run ended there.
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Old 04-20-2009, 06:32 PM   #25
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This is the truck I plan on running. I still need to find the right balance of power, speed, and battery life.
Drive train is an R2 powered by a 19t double with a 10 tooth pinion at 70.08:1 on a 3s 2200mah 25c lipo.
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Old 04-20-2009, 06:36 PM   #26
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that looks like a hell of a lot of fun
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Old 04-20-2009, 08:59 PM   #27
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Wow these trucks look so fun!

Are most of them based off of the Axial Scorpion? What is the red truck in the second video and the white truck in the 3rd video?

And what's the black Bronco/ProLine Decender looking thing with the yellow KC lights on top?

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Old 04-20-2009, 09:15 PM   #28
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There will be one more next time!! That looks like a blast!
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Old 04-20-2009, 11:52 PM   #29
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This is the truck I plan on running. I still need to find the right balance of power, speed, and battery life.
Drive train is an R2 powered by a 19t double with a 10 tooth pinion at 70.08:1 on a 3s 2200mah 25c lipo.
Looks like it has good wheelspeed. One thing to consider is the load on the motor and durability. The little white K5 burned up his motor in the mud pit, you can see the smoke in the second video.
The torque of the Cobalt puller can handle the huge loads placed on it from the mud pit. As long as you are careful and don't push it too much in the mud the 19T will prolly survive though. It totally depends on the mud too, ours was very sticky and weighed down the trucks quickly.

Pepe, is running an Axial tranny with 81/20 gearing and Guido has an R2 with a 14 tooth pinion.
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Wow these trucks look so fun!

Are most of them based off of the Axial Scorpion? What is the red truck in the second video and the white truck in the 3rd video?

And what's the black Bronco/ProLine Decender looking thing with the yellow KC lights on top?
Some of the trucks are based off Tamiya axles and some are running Axial axles.
-The red F100 is mine, it is based off a Reign K2-5 chassis with an Axial transmission and Axial axles. Pepe Build thread.
-The white truck is Kris', it is basically a Tamiya F-350 Highlift with 4-link suspension and 2.2's. Info.
-The black Descender with the lights is a CR-01. Belongs to TwistedXT.
-More pics and video clips here. Link

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There will be one more next time!! That looks like a blast!
Good to hear, it was a great time man.
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Looks like it has good wheelspeed. One thing to consider is the load on the motor and durability. The little white K5 burned up his motor in the mud pit, you can see the smoke in the second video.
The torque of the Cobalt puller can handle the huge loads placed on it from the mud pit. As long as you are careful and don't push it too much in the mud the 19T will prolly survive though. It totally depends on the mud too, ours was very sticky and weighed down the trucks quickly.

Pepe, is running an Axial tranny with 81/20 gearing and Guido has an R2 with a 14 tooth pinion.
A cobalt puller would be awesome. I always build around a pullers diamentions, incase I get one. The 19t with a 10 tooth gives awesome torque and speed I need to cover the endbell with something to keep debris out of it.

I liked when the white truck started smoking it looked real.
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Old 04-21-2009, 04:39 PM   #31
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A cobalt puller would be awesome. I always build around a pullers diamentions, incase I get one. The 19t with a 10 tooth gives awesome torque and speed I need to cover the endbell with something to keep debris out of it.

I liked when the white truck started smoking it looked real.
I have a foam outer filter from a nitro engine on the endbell of my puller motor. I used the Dynamite DYN2610 it is a tight fit on the puller motor, so a 540 can might need the DYN2616 but I'm not positive.

Yeah, that was it big hit when the smoke started pouring out.
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A cobalt puller would be awesome. I always build around a pullers diamentions, incase I get one. The 19t with a 10 tooth gives awesome torque and speed I need to cover the endbell with something to keep debris out of it.

I liked when the white truck started smoking it looked real.
I normally run a 7t puller in that white truck, but I ran a 27t epic for that event because I didn't want to dunk the puller in the mud. It was geared 22/87 on 3 cell lipo, and it was stupid fast
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Old 04-21-2009, 07:40 PM   #33
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Nice vids,thanks for postin em up. Looks like some good clean fun times. Keep em coming.lol
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Looks like it has good wheelspeed. One thing to consider is the load on the motor and durability. The little white K5 burned up his motor in the mud pit, you can see the smoke in the second video.
The torque of the Cobalt puller can handle the huge loads placed on it from the mud pit. As long as you are careful and don't push it too much in the mud the 19T will prolly survive though. It totally depends on the mud too, ours was very sticky and weighed down the trucks quickly.

Pepe, is running an Axial tranny with 81/20 gearing and Guido has an R2 with a 14 tooth pinion.

Some of the trucks are based off Tamiya axles and some are running Axial axles.
-The red F100 is mine, it is based off a Reign K2-5 chassis with an Axial transmission and Axial axles. Pepe Build thread.
-The white truck is Kris', it is basically a Tamiya F-350 Highlift with 4-link suspension and 2.2's. Info.
-The black Descender with the lights is a CR-01. Belongs to TwistedXT.
-More pics and video clips here. Link


Good to hear, it was a great time man.
Thanks for the detailed response!
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Old 04-23-2009, 11:21 AM   #35
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great set of vids, looks like a fun time had by all.
i also was able to get a few ideas of setting up my own course.
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Old 04-23-2009, 11:33 AM   #36
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A cobalt puller would be awesome. I always build around a pullers diamentions, incase I get one. The 19t with a 10 tooth gives awesome torque and speed I need to cover the endbell with something to keep debris out of it.

I liked when the white truck started smoking it looked real.
have you tried a 12turn titan yet?? I just put 1 in a 1.9 scaler to try it out, the thing has some rip, its cheap, and torque is good, only issue I have is it needs geared down a little more and with the axial tranny I have no more room for smaller pinion.. I am gonna try it this weekend in a comp see how it holds up under real use, so far though seems pretty good..
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Old 04-25-2009, 10:29 PM   #37
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Grizzly4x4 had a Holmes 7t puller on (3 cell lipo)?
Green Ford F250 had a 27t on 3 cell lipo
White Blazer 27t P2K2 on 3 cell lipo
Yellow JK 35t Integy on 3 cell lipo
Black Scout 35t? on 3 cell lipo.
The rest I'm not sure on.

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Old 04-27-2009, 03:44 PM   #38
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NICE, thats awesome
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Old 04-27-2009, 04:14 PM   #39
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it looked like the trucks needed paddles for that mud pit...
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jus 3 words VERY COOL VID
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