Stock Clod

[longboard552]

Hello
i am looking for some pictures of stock clods. Also i am wondering how well they preforme. i am not looking to do big rock crawling with it yet (procject buggy later) but i need something that will be reliable and that i can drive after school. thanks

[longboard552]

i know that i would not be great stock but i am just looking for something that can get driven after school on some dirt hills, would it do that?

[paperclipracer]

yes it would, but once you start going over large stuff your going to want to mod it

[racerrandy]

Originally Posted by longboard552

i know that i would not be great stock but i am just looking for something that can get driven after school on some dirt hills, would it do that?

Yes, it work fine for what you want to do. Then if you find you like it, start modifying it. You will find everything you need to know on this site.

Just have fun!




Later,Randy

[longboard552]

thanks man, and i think eventualy i will be modding it a little bit but again i just want a after school fun truck. (relevies stress)

[Thorsteenster]

i had an original clod when they 1st came out, i had a blast with it. with its dual motors dirt hills will be no problem! im sure you'll like it, but let me suggest, lock at least the rear diff while building it and get 2 or more battery packs.

[andrewmp6]

mine started out as a stock super clod buster only things that suck about it was the speed controler and the steering system . lock the diffs if you want to hill climb or climb over anything. mine is more of a back yard busher i need to spend more money and time to rock crawler it but im happy i bought it

[longboard552]

Thanks for the reassurance on the clod. When i start building it to lock the diffs i just put JB weld into the diff cups correct? and i think i will be trying to get at least 2-4 3300 battery packs for it, but does any one now how long it would run with those?

[clodstall]

just use jb weld in the spider gears plenty of it. dont use jb quix it will break down.and you will probably get about 15 min run time with stock motors and those packs. that is with an esc. atleast upgrade it. you will agree once you do.

[longboard552]

Ya eventualy i will be upgrading quite a bit of it. but thanks man

[Natedog]

Originally Posted by thorsteenster

...with its dual motors dirt hills will be no problem! im sure you'll like it, but let me suggest, lock at least the rear diff while building it and get 2 or more battery packs.

X2 Great fun truck!

[4link4eva]

For a basher, I wouldn't recommend a clod, purely because of the lack of runtime. I reckon a 4wd Wheely King would fit the bill much more nicely.

[longboard552]

i thought about the run time but it will be a project vehicle over summer break so i am just gunna break it in now and have some fun now laccrose is ending

[longboard552]

well i decied to ditch the stock clod idea and i got some clod axles and an evx and i am wondering wat i should do with it. and i am open to anything but the pimp stick.

[clod booster]

the double J vertical smile chassis is pretty well priced and makes a good basher/comp rig.

if you want to go super (clod tires or bigger) go with an sw3.

have fun.

[longboard552]

wat is a pretty good price cause i am on a little budget.

Originally Posted by clod booster

the double J vertical smile chassis is pretty well priced and makes a good basher/comp rig.

if you want to go super (clod tires or bigger) go with an sw3.

have fun.

[andrewmp6]

look around the venders market on here there alot of great chassis cheapest is a pimp cane i like the link style myself but each there own. about whats your budget