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Old 04-03-2007, 11:56 AM   #1
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Default Project Full Throttle super Comp Crawler with mp3 Stereo

June 2009 Update Crawler practically finished, Pics on PAGE 8 , Video of Engine sound and more on Page 9

Scale Super at Fordyce Trail CA. VIDEO

In dash MP3 PLayer

PROJECT FULL THROTTLE SCALE SUPER Comp Buggy
Custom Super Rock Buggy 1 seater with MP3 player and 6 Watt Stereo, rock lights, DIG ! :-P

This build uses drivetrain from Axial tranny ,Revo drive shafts to Losi 8 Aftershock diff to Losi Hyper 8 shafts to XTM Mad force steering knuckles, ,


The build Begins ! 6ch Mini scale Super Rock buggy Crawler:
Something for the trails when I'm not Crawling in my Scale Toyota :-P
( in other words when others are broke

Big thanks to :
RCcrawler You guys ! for tech mods and feedback
Yotachump- Chromoly Axial tranny outputs
Robinson racing ax10 internal gears
RCP -Beadlocks
RPP - ESC MambaMax
Holmes Hobbies, CC BEC
FinishLine RC _Delrin Links
TCS Crawler store , Motor BM16 Brushless
BowTie-- for scale stickers
Tower Hobbies, Wild Willy Driver, stickers,
RC /Unlimited (LHS) for helping me find axle shafts that fit together
Ebay for DX6 & non crawler hard to find parts Like the V8 Corvette Die cast motor I will try to Stuff under the Hood
Think I bought something from Unimoger..?

Hardware Suplliers:
Olander- for Metric Hex head screws 3mm
MMS - Standard Small Hex head bolts, 8-32
MSC for the Rod ends--NOT using. CHANGE to Losi 1/8 buggy rod ends with HPI 6.8 steel Balls
Slinky Sam-- 1/4 D.O.M Tubing for Chassis
McCaster- for 3/16 steel tube,

Chassis- 1/4 DOM Tube rock buggy frame.- similar to SNIPER Picture below

Suspension-
4 Link
Shocks Max Big bores or other Droop front

Team Losi Aftershock Diffs.
scratch built steel locker,

Axles - scratch built 5/8 Stainless Angled Solid Axles & knuckles . 12" wide
wheel width 14.2"
axle build in progress April 1st :-P

Axle shafts- 14.5" wide OFNA Universals Hyper 8. 5" shafts 1/8

Knuckles - OFNA Jammin 1/8

Drive shafts- modified Revo .

Tranny- Axial ax10 with 32pitch Kimbrough-66/14= 55.2:1

Motor- 55 Turn->overheats, Now Using BM16 Brushless

ESC - MAMBA MAX.

Battery- Dec 2008-Upgrading to 3S lipo 2250 30c. The Old batt. in pics is Cheap battery packs.com , custom split 4 pack 8 cell 4500. Lasts 1.1 hours
With 5 servos & lights,

Radio - 6 Channel Spectrum DX6, ebay

Servos:

Ch#1 ESC Speed control -
Ch#2 Front Steering - 5955 .
Ch#3 Rear steer - 7995 or Mini Actuator
Ch#4 Rear DIG HS 225 servo
Ch#5 Lights
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4 link
7/16 Delrin lower
3/8 Delrin upper links

ROD ENDS
Losi buggy with HPi 6.8 heat treated steel balls


18" wheel base
14" wide.
Weight- loaded 11 lbs

Tires- Proline Moab XL's .
Rims- Narrowed to 2 1/8
Beadlocks - Custom machined Rock Rings with scale Hex bolts

Foam, custom cut with rolling ground weight

Scale Features -
ROCk Lights: Super 100,000 mcd 10mm LED's X7, two headlights, one rear, 4 under chassis Rock lights
1/10 scale Recaro seats
IPOD Stereo IPOD shuffle with mini Speakers

PICTURES BELOW:
1- NEw Axle assembly, Team losi aftershock Diff
2- Steel Locker
3- 8 cell split battery, Elite 4500 from Cheap batterypacks $56. Drive time 1.5 hour !
4 Narrowed Axial with beadlocks & Moab XL

Last pic top view of frame

Crawler Buggy STATS

Ratio 6.79:1
Total 58.35:1
motor speed 10955 RPM
max speed 4 MPH
KV 987
motor Torque .48
Axle Torque 27.9 ft-lbs
motor Power 743.7 watts 1 Horse Power
Thunder Power 3s Lipo 2250
Aprox Weight 10 lbs



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Old 04-03-2007, 01:10 PM   #2
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lookin good so far, those axles are going to be hot.. cant wait to see the final build.
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Old 04-03-2007, 02:08 PM   #3
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Very unique idea on using the Losi Aftershock diffs!! It looks great so far!! Keep up the great work!!
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Old 04-03-2007, 02:14 PM   #4
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looks like its gonna be sick, got a ? tho, wats the hydro. suspension? and adjustable height servo?? just some fancy words to say that you'll be able to lift and lowerl the truck at a touch of a button??
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Old 04-04-2007, 01:46 PM   #5
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looks like its gonna be sick, got a ? tho, wats the hydro. suspension? and adjustable height servo?? just some fancy words to say that you'll be able to lift and lowerl the truck at a touch of a button??
Hey thanks guys !
Can't wait to have a tube buggy

Yep ! you got it. it will help with steep hill climbs and the COG


Finished mocking up and Spot welding the rear axle yesterday :-P
Interesting part of attaching the axles to the Diff in a Clean scale manner, hmmm
rear axle 0* caster
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Old 04-04-2007, 05:16 PM   #6
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thats gonna be sweet, them axles are beeef! and they look killer too. what kind of design you gunna go with on the tube frame.?
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Old 04-04-2007, 09:12 PM   #7
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thats gonna be sweet, them axles are beeef! and they look killer too. what kind of design you gunna go with on the tube frame.?
Cool thanks !:-P I like scale looking rock buggies and there's a lot out there. So I'll be searching Pirate4x4 and my picture archives

I like Detail & unique so I'll find something then tweak it a bit

here's a few I like,
Sniper & well I'm really just liking Sniper, but if I were to build a 2.2 then it would be like the new single seat competition crawlers

http://www.avalancheengineering.com/design.html
http://www.avalancheengineering.com/sniperchassis2.htm
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Old 04-05-2007, 02:16 AM   #8
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Interesting idea on the Wheel weight. I'd like to hear an update after you get to run this thing. It's looken really good so far.
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Old 04-05-2007, 10:44 AM   #9
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Like the axle build....those will look great.

Keep the pics coming.

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Old 04-05-2007, 12:27 PM   #10
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the R2 s speed is shifted by a servo? i thought it was automatic......
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Old 04-05-2007, 07:12 PM   #11
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Wow this is a pretty killer build. I love those axles.
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Old 04-06-2007, 12:02 PM   #12
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Killer axel set up. I thought of going with SS but was worried of the weight. Looks good !
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Old 04-06-2007, 01:50 PM   #13
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Killer axel set up. I thought of going with SS but was worried of the weight. Looks good !
What I have learned from 4 wheeling and my current RC super is that you want low weight. So the Axles are a great place to have heavy weight.
I think aluminum is to soft.
Keeping the weight at axle height and lower will give you great COG results

Thanks for the axle props, I may have rushed the build on these though
I was building them thinking I would just attached them with plates like all the other emaxx tube axles guys do. But I want something "Cleaner" than that. So back to design board,

Question? :
What do you guys think about attaching the Large 1" short tube to the Diff with Brazing or JB weld and then Insert the 2nd tube ring inside and fastening toghether with 3 small short button head screws ?
so that the axle are removable. I cannot remove axle shafts from the outside ends because the dogbone end pin is slightly to large.

I doubt the OFNA Jammin universals will break so I could Braze or JB weld the whole axle together ?

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Drawing is with screws
Left First Tube is 1" with smaller middle tube snug fit inside 1st tube
Diff housing is ALUMINUM
Tubes are steel
Now that I think about it, I cannot Braze Aluminum with Steel. I would need to use a Metal bonder like JB weld for this joint

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Old 04-06-2007, 02:53 PM   #14
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I was looking at the second picture say to myself that looks familiar then it click it was my axle picture. I still have a lot to do to mine. I sracpped the tubber chassis in favor of a stick like chassis.
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Old 04-06-2007, 03:06 PM   #15
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I was looking at the second picture say to myself that looks familiar then it click it was my axle picture. I still have a lot to do to mine. I sracpped the tubber chassis in favor of a stick like chassis.
Yep , it was the best picture I could find.
I have yet to see a real stick chassis on a max driveline
Very cool though

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Old 04-06-2007, 03:18 PM   #16
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Build update: Wheel Locks

RC4Wd has a disconnect tranny to disconnect rear driveline so you can steer tighter.
but right now it's only single speed, if they come out with a 2 speed version then I'll use it and add a Line lock for the rear brakes.

If Not, then PLan B:

Adding a driveshaft Brake for the Rear Driveshaft.
and use the mechanics like the gas powered rc's use for brakes, like an old RC10Gt

Thanks to the Maxx sticky thread http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5371
I'll be using 5457 yoke for the rotor brake
and the 5453 for the 5mm tranny shaft
and the 5458 for the 8mm Losi Pinion shaft

Humm... I ran out of radio channels LOL
Servos:
Ch#1 Throttle
Ch#2 Front Steering - 5955 servo .
Ch#3 Rear steer - either a 5955 or a 5995
Ch#4 Suspension- adjustable height servo 5955
Ch#5 Front Dig/ rear shaft lock, servo #?
Ch#6 Tranny shift servo. stock servo

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Old 05-15-2007, 12:41 PM   #17
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UPDATE:

Well this build will be much slower than I had hoped.
My spending is out of hand, The last 4 months I have SPENT $3400.oo in RC Hobbies, My Toyota crawler, 2nd 4runner , and Tooling.
But the plans on the axles are almost finalized.

Build progress change:
Change in Design on front axles

Braze Aluminum sleeve on Diff cover and use bolts to connect stainless axle housing

also this wheel width is looking like 16" + so I'm most likely going to use OFNA Hyper 8 Axle shafts that are only 5" long each
wheel width should be around 14"
Wheel base around 16.5 or 17"



Another Mod:
6 LED Rock Lights , 2 flood offroad front lights & 1 interior light,


New Parts:
RC4WD 2 Speed tranny & Revo shafts for drive shafts
1/10 scale recaro seats
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Old 05-15-2007, 01:07 PM   #18
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damn, those axles look killer.
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Old 05-17-2007, 01:19 PM   #19
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Lookig into Rod ends
Thanks to :

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These are looking pretty cool

10/32 thread @ $2.86
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Old 05-17-2007, 02:12 PM   #20
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them rod ends are ridiculous!!
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