Spencecrawler
Newbie
Hi all, I am still hunting for the best cheapest MOA axles out there, I have built my own 4 links for my ax10 deadbolt and they are nice and beefy, I have it modded with a brushless combo that cost me about $60 total(HK 100 amp esc and 3650 4p 3300kv motor) esc has timing turned to low, and startup set to soft, it actually crawls pretty good lol along with the drag brake set as high as it would go..
Back to the axles tho, I was eyeing the rc4wd bully axles, (not the 2's) and I saw that everything was replaceable except the front cvds, and $160 is kinda a lot for me as I am hunting for a job right now... I mean would the bully 2 cvds fit if a cvd ever broke? I mean come on rc4wd redcat rs10 axles are fully rebuildable and they are $40 a set... I have been searching around for good MOA axles, and I have almost come up empty, the rc4wd bully 2's are too expensive to my liking, and I like the older style that they still sell, but I don't like that the cvds couldn't be replaced, maybe the bully 2 cvds would fit lol I don't really know this stuff, MOA is a new and alien thing to me. Rock crawling isn't really. Ever since I always thought MOA rigs had to cost in excess of $1500 it always pushed me away... Now that I know I can build one for hopefully around $300 ish I am going for it, but I need some help...
This comp rig is just mainly to have fun experiencing the awesome capability of a comp rig, going with an improper dig setup, its basically a hobbywing 60amp brushed esc wired with two motors on it in parallel with a 3s lipo, and a remote servo operated switch to kill the rear motor to allow dig... I was kind of going off something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_FaPCOzK7M
No shocks, no front 4 links, the whole canopy is attached to the front, I really don't care if it doesn't look the coolest it still looks awesome and can tackle a lot of stuff. I could go into details, but maybe is it that the rc4wd axles are discontinued? Is that why I cannot buy the cvds or rebuild them if I ever needed to? I always like to hear or find out that I can always buy parts for rc things... I know it wouldn't be likely that the cvds would break, but if they did lol its just a consideration. Or is the exceed mad torque good enough to go crawling with, then I could convert it to a superclass rig? I have kinda considered that... The exceed mad torque looks so good now
Idk I mean ugh lol I considered the mad torque many times, I could make a custom chassis so easy and make everything lower, but I wanted quality, that is why I wanted to build my own, but I am kinda hung up, maybe the mad torque would suit my needs, I was reading the mad torque post on this forum
Any suggestions are welcome lol.
Thanks
-Spence
Back to the axles tho, I was eyeing the rc4wd bully axles, (not the 2's) and I saw that everything was replaceable except the front cvds, and $160 is kinda a lot for me as I am hunting for a job right now... I mean would the bully 2 cvds fit if a cvd ever broke? I mean come on rc4wd redcat rs10 axles are fully rebuildable and they are $40 a set... I have been searching around for good MOA axles, and I have almost come up empty, the rc4wd bully 2's are too expensive to my liking, and I like the older style that they still sell, but I don't like that the cvds couldn't be replaced, maybe the bully 2 cvds would fit lol I don't really know this stuff, MOA is a new and alien thing to me. Rock crawling isn't really. Ever since I always thought MOA rigs had to cost in excess of $1500 it always pushed me away... Now that I know I can build one for hopefully around $300 ish I am going for it, but I need some help...
This comp rig is just mainly to have fun experiencing the awesome capability of a comp rig, going with an improper dig setup, its basically a hobbywing 60amp brushed esc wired with two motors on it in parallel with a 3s lipo, and a remote servo operated switch to kill the rear motor to allow dig... I was kind of going off something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_FaPCOzK7M
No shocks, no front 4 links, the whole canopy is attached to the front, I really don't care if it doesn't look the coolest it still looks awesome and can tackle a lot of stuff. I could go into details, but maybe is it that the rc4wd axles are discontinued? Is that why I cannot buy the cvds or rebuild them if I ever needed to? I always like to hear or find out that I can always buy parts for rc things... I know it wouldn't be likely that the cvds would break, but if they did lol its just a consideration. Or is the exceed mad torque good enough to go crawling with, then I could convert it to a superclass rig? I have kinda considered that... The exceed mad torque looks so good now

Any suggestions are welcome lol.
Thanks
-Spence
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