Ti-Stick...finally done
 

It took two months to get my Axiom's...but it was well worth the wait.

I've gone through a couple of body ideas...Porsche Cayanne Turbo, olive drab chopped NewBright Rubicon, and now this...a custom job. Goin minimal;-)

-2.2 (soon adding 4ws lockout)
-Titanium stick chassis
-Axiom 60T hand wound crawler motors
-RcGuy 8 tooth pinions
-Dual BTA steering
-HiTec 645's
-RPM wheels (KISS simple and light)
-Red Rocks (possible masher/rocks hybrid)
-Tekin Rebel II
-CrawlerStore TQ3 (independent rear steer)
-CrawlerStore "Stick" packs (Elite 1500)
-Custom plastic skid plate
-Custom plastic motor covers


http://www.bestbuyclassics.com/Ti-Stick-23.jpg

http://www.bestbuyclassics.com/Ti-Stick-24.jpg

http://www.bestbuyclassics.com/Ti-Stick-25.jpg

http://www.bestbuyclassics.com/Ti-Stick-26.jpg

Looks good man! I like the skid plates!

Now get out and show us some action shots, lol

Later,
Jake

I need to bash the body up...see if it can handle the abuse...if not, I'll be going the chopped Ford Bronco route.

The titanium tube chassis did extremely well this weekend...plenty of flex. I might have to start selling these things.

I'll get a little vid put together over the next few days if the weather holds.

just hope the motors dont get hot enough to metal that plastic

That is a sweet rig. The plates are a good idea, nice and slick.

A reason to keep my throttle finger more relaxed...slowwwww downnnnn:lol:


I broke that body....made it out of the wrong kind of plastic....I'll try again with some rubberized plastic. It'll be stronger, bend better, and provide more articulation. Also need to paint the skid plate and motor covers.