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Crawler Innovations Twin Hammers Let's start a build thread with a video: Brodozer'd Pitbull 1.9 Rock Beast Tires stretched onto Crawler Innovations 2.2", 1.50" Width, 6 Bolt Wheels part # CWR-5004 and they are filled with 5.0" Double Deuce Inners with Soft Outers part # CWR-1064. This Vaterra Twin Hammers is highly upgraded with Vanquish Products Knuckles, C's, titanium link and aluminum trailing arms. The front diff is locked. Powered by a castle creation MMP ESC in the one cell version, CC BEC, Tekin 13.5 Gen 2 RPM motor, Hitec servos, functioning 2 speed trans, RRP steel spur gear, the front shock geo has been changed as well. Video design & production = Gavin. Music; Artist; Gramatik <iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/KVxzeQ_1yf4" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="315" width="560"></iframe> |
Re: Crawler Innovations Twin Hammers 3 Attachment(s) Crawler Innovations acquired this rig as a roller back in March from a local ETXRCC club member. LOL, nothing like a build thread ten months late. After owning an Ascender for several months already, I was excited to try the twin hammers. This one came with a few upgrades already installed. The front diff was locked, an aluminum battery and shock plate was installed, metal drive shafts, Maxxis tires, rc4wd bead locks, Attachment 331922 Attachment 331923 Attachment 331924 ..Uploaded from the lab @ the C.I. Compound... |
Re: Crawler Innovations Twin Hammers 1 Attachment(s) Wasting no time, I ordered everything that Vanquish Products makes for the twin hammers. Attachment 331925 Alum. C's Alum. knuckles Alum trailing arm Titanium rear upper links ..Uploaded from the lab @ the C.I. Compound... |
Re: Crawler Innovations Twin Hammers 1 Attachment(s) Next mandatory upgrade it seemed was the gearing and stepping up to hardened steel; Attachment 331926 ..Uploaded from the lab @ the C.I. Compound... |
Re: Crawler Innovations Twin Hammers great build! You will have a lot of fun with the Twin! |
Re: Crawler Innovations Twin Hammers In search of new challenges and fresh terrain, Crawler Innovations hit the road during the summer of 2015 and one of our first stops was Big Bend Ranch State Park in South West Texas. The park has over 300,000 acres with only 50 camp sites. CI had an amazing time at the park and this video was filmed there. Link to State Park: Big Bend Ranch State Park This particular video features the Crawler Innovations Vaterra Twin Hammers, driven by Gavin, and a small build thread on it is linked here: http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/vater...n-hammers.html The CI Vaterra Ascender nick named "Ascending 1" is driven by Eddie and a build thread is linked here: http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/vater...scending1.html Please subscribe, like, share or comment and thank you for watching. Crawler Tires, Crawler Foams, Parts and Accessories by Crawler Innovations Music by Ronald Jenkees <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/r6GNiuLb-eg" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
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Thank you for the positive comments. "thumbs up" ..Uploaded from the lab @ the C.I. Compound... |
Re: Crawler Innovations Twin Hammers 7 Attachment(s) CI's time with this Vaterra Twin Hammers has come to end. This rig has been sold as a slider and it's off to new adventures. Here are some pictures of this rig before it left; Attachment 334051 Attachment 334052 Attachment 334053 Attachment 334054 Attachment 334055 Attachment 334056 Attachment 334057 The biggest downfall to the twin hammers is the pathetic steering. The plastic rack and its lack of a built in servo saver is a fault. How can a manufacturer expect a rock racer to have no servo saver? I also haven't found any aftermarket companies offering a kit to fix the steering. I've seen the bell crank mods, but those use solid aluminum bell cranks with no servo saver and space becomes limited in the tight area of the twin. We ran this twin with the front locked the entire time with no issues. Vaterra makes some quality parts, because we never had any issues with axles or transmission parts. The Vanquish Products aluminum knuckles, C's, trailing arms and titanium links did their jobs as well. Although this car has moved on, CI will still update this thread because we have more footage of this little 1.9 rock racer to release this year. Thank you for reading this thread. ..Uploaded from the lab @ the C.I. Compound... |
Re: Crawler Innovations Twin Hammers Nice... Out of curiosity, what stand is that? Never mind. I see its your stand from your website. Also, how did you mount a camera to it? TIA! |
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More info on the stand is here"thumbsup": http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/crawl...novations.html I have several different camera mount plates I machined up for attaching cameras to rc cars. It really depends on the brand of camera and its mount since most are unique to the brand. |
Re: Crawler Innovations Twin Hammers I have a gopro 1, 2, & 3 but they seem large and I can't see an easy way to mount them. Any suggestions or maybe you use the & no longer need your mount or would b willing to start selling them? Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk |
Re: Crawler Innovations Twin Hammers As for the stand, any idea if one is sufficiently big enough for an Axial Bomber too? Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk |
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