Does anyone have one? I'm thinking of building one similar to the one hulk built awhile back. I want to run brushless for all out speed with a parma toyota body. Post pics here if you have any.
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scale rc pre-runners
- Thread starter braceysdad
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I glad you don't, I heard Dirks wife still has'nt gotten rid of the "rash".
Mad Scientist
RCC Addict
Sounds pretty cool to me - blazing through a scale Baja-type course. Keep us posted if you go for it.
Next to where we are building our house is 300 yards of rutted sandy dirt down a power line. Looks pretty cool for tearing some stuff up.
This is the body I'm 99% sure I'm using.
But, does anyone know much about this one?
http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/5157/ascc32241sn.jpg
But, does anyone know much about this one?
http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/5157/ascc32241sn.jpg
Zapper2003
Pebble Pounder
That 2nd body you posted is absolutely wild. Awesome find, if you can find one for sale. I wanted to do up a desert truggy using my 1/8th buggy as a base, but the motor took a dump-o so that idea got thrown out because a new motor is $$. Good luck, and keep us informed!@
Brushless is electric. What are you talking about?
Badger, I'm not sure. I bought an all alum stampede and a Novak brushless motor. I'ts way fast, for me. That's wher the idea came up. I've been watching some old Score videos and got the bug.
Your right my bad. So sorry
I was thinking something on the lines of a 4WD with a wide trackwidth for stability and a brushless setup for power, a low ride height with some good travel. I wonder if they make 1/8 scale buggies electric?braceysdad said:
Would tlt axles hold up for brushless? Also in a speed rig would it be wise to lock front and rear diffs or only rear. A narrowed up 1/8 scale would be bad. I wish I had a junk buggy to play with.
mike
RCC Addict
sent you a pm bracy. ;-)
NeoSlayer888
Quarry Creeper
Glanced through the thread, don't know if it was mentioned:
Old http://www.thorbob.com/baja_project_intro.htm
New http://forum.maxxtraxxusa.com/showthread.php?t=815 (Must be regestered at MaxxTraxx)
That is ThorBob's dual Thumper Baja truck
Old http://www.thorbob.com/baja_project_intro.htm
New http://forum.maxxtraxxusa.com/showthread.php?t=815 (Must be regestered at MaxxTraxx)
That is ThorBob's dual Thumper Baja truck
i was surfing and found this.http://home.comcast.net/~milemarkers/Grenadier_-_Netscape.htm
Its a little pricey but it would probably be a good powerfull chassis to go off of if you can find a truck body to fit. here is a link to their homepage as well. http://home.comcast.net/~milemarkers/Products.htm
here is a link also to the thorbob prerunner build listed above. But this one has more pics very cool rig!!http://www.rcjimsplace.com/invision/index.php?showtopic=6968
Its a little pricey but it would probably be a good powerfull chassis to go off of if you can find a truck body to fit. here is a link to their homepage as well. http://home.comcast.net/~milemarkers/Products.htm
here is a link also to the thorbob prerunner build listed above. But this one has more pics very cool rig!!http://www.rcjimsplace.com/invision/index.php?showtopic=6968
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