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Curbs SCX6 Jeep JLU Wrangler

Curb Crawler

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Swapped this for my Arrma Kraton 8s, is literally brand new and was only briefly tested and then boxed up



Had a little play with it and I’m impressed with everything apart from the servo and the panhard mount flex, luckily I’ve got a big AGFRC 100kg here left over from another 1/5 build and I’ve just ordered the Bowhouse RC panhard brace kit "thumbsup"

https://www.kingcobra.co.uk/AGFrc-HV-84V-Digital-Brushless-CNC-15-Scale-Servo-100KG01S_p_11699.html

https://bowhouserc.com/sgc-pan-hard-reinforcement-kit-for-scx6/
 
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Welcome to the club Curb, good looking rig.

I really love my new Trail Honcho and cannot wait for summer so I can take it out on a hike. This is my first larger RC and now I am hooked.
I picked up a used X-Maxx to fling around when I want some speed in my life.

I have a relatively inexpensive 80kg servo to throw into mine and ordered the Samix front shock towers that have a pretty beefy panhard mount.

I have ordered a few other goodies, just to have on hand for when the "common" items break, but I will save all that for my thread.
 
Not sure what the common break items are but the only thing that has failed for me is the stock servo. I got mine in November 2022.

Grats on the scx6, it's definitely one of my top favorite rigs.
 
Not sure what the common break items are but the only thing that has failed for me is the stock servo. I got mine in November 2022.

Grats on the scx6, it's definitely one of my top favorite rigs.

I picked up a servo, front shock mounts and a set aluminum axle housings.

Between the cold weather and younger kids ( and myself sometimes) at the wheel, I expect some breakage. I have not had real good luck wheeling in the winter.. sometimes, a simple tumble has a drastically different outcome when it’s below 15-20 degrees outside.

Nonetheless, the parts are here, is and where there is an issue..
 
I’ve just fitted the AGF 100kg servo and it’s made a huge difference, it’s the 2s version of the servo so I’ve also wired in a Hobbywing 10a BEC to power it, if I didnt already have the servo I would have gone for direct wire version though
 
I’ve cleaned out the horrid silicone grease out of the transmission and regreased it all with Lucas Red N Tacky. While it was in bits I’ve also added a Vitavon Slipper eliminator

 
Added some 3d printed hinges, much better than wonky stickers…….







And some more detailed rear lights

 
Very nicely done updates!

I was a bit disappointed in the stock Axial body options because I expected an increased amount of molded detail parts for all that money..."thumbsup"
 
I know what you mean, just adding hinges is a massive improvement, it would have cost hardly anything if Axial did them at the design stage, ohh well they are easy fitted after though. I’ll also be adding a snorkel and a grill mesh, then the body will be done for now
 
Been busy…

Fitted the Bowhouse RC Panhard brace kit





I’m really impressed with this kit, it does away with at least 90% of the flex in the steering
 
Fitted a set of SSD black diff covers



The stock red plastic ones look cheap and nasty to me
 
Nice rig. That panhard brace looks like a great upgrade [emoji1303]


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Fitting a snorkel



Needs a good sand and paint, its 3d printed and too rough for my liking

 
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