SerpentCT4S
Quarry Creeper
I've looked through a lot of this forum today and decided to post my rides.
I started off with a DF03ra about 2yrs ago. I liked the versatility of it. The ride height is better than a standard TC, so it was perfect for what I wanted to do with it, which was bash around in parking lots and use it in the dirt. I used the longer shock ends for this chassis.
My DF03ra is powered by a Castle Sidewinder V2 5700kv combo. I have added an aluminum steering rod, aluminum heat sink bars, aluminum motor plate, TRF shocks, slipper clutch, light kit, and a buggy body as a chassis cover. I plan on adding a blue aluminum drive shafts, blue aluminum bevel shafts, blue aluminum battery door pin, CVD's, Savox servo and possibly a few other parts. I kept this body plain, just for a different look.
Here are some pics of the DF-03RA:
Body
Chassis
Height
Outdoor pic
About 2 weeks ago, I was looking around and saw the XV-01 Pro on the Tamiya website. I have been thinking about ordering it for awhile and finally decided to pull the trigger.
My XV-01 Pro is also powered by a Castle Sidewinder V2 5700kv combo. The only things I added to the XV-01 so far are the reinforced belt and a Savox servo. I bought them with the kit and put them in during the build. I also bought the slipper clutch, but haven't installed it yet. I want to get a few upgrades for this already, such as aluminum pulleys and a light kit. I used the shorter shocks ends for this, but will eventually add the longer ones. I have a few different set of tires/rims for both cars. I did this body with all stickers, but I didn't paint it according to the manual. I just sprayed the whole thing metallic blue and added the rear wing.
Here are pics of the XV-01 Pro:
Chassis
Stock tires/rims (which I am going to paint gold)
HPI Rally tires with HPI TE37 6mm offset rims (I painted one spoke red)
HPI Pirelli tires with HPI TE37 6mm offset rims (Tarmac set-up with the body mounted lower)
Let me know what you guys think!!
I started off with a DF03ra about 2yrs ago. I liked the versatility of it. The ride height is better than a standard TC, so it was perfect for what I wanted to do with it, which was bash around in parking lots and use it in the dirt. I used the longer shock ends for this chassis.
My DF03ra is powered by a Castle Sidewinder V2 5700kv combo. I have added an aluminum steering rod, aluminum heat sink bars, aluminum motor plate, TRF shocks, slipper clutch, light kit, and a buggy body as a chassis cover. I plan on adding a blue aluminum drive shafts, blue aluminum bevel shafts, blue aluminum battery door pin, CVD's, Savox servo and possibly a few other parts. I kept this body plain, just for a different look.
Here are some pics of the DF-03RA:
Body

Chassis

Height

Outdoor pic

About 2 weeks ago, I was looking around and saw the XV-01 Pro on the Tamiya website. I have been thinking about ordering it for awhile and finally decided to pull the trigger.
My XV-01 Pro is also powered by a Castle Sidewinder V2 5700kv combo. The only things I added to the XV-01 so far are the reinforced belt and a Savox servo. I bought them with the kit and put them in during the build. I also bought the slipper clutch, but haven't installed it yet. I want to get a few upgrades for this already, such as aluminum pulleys and a light kit. I used the shorter shocks ends for this, but will eventually add the longer ones. I have a few different set of tires/rims for both cars. I did this body with all stickers, but I didn't paint it according to the manual. I just sprayed the whole thing metallic blue and added the rear wing.
Here are pics of the XV-01 Pro:
Chassis

Stock tires/rims (which I am going to paint gold)

HPI Rally tires with HPI TE37 6mm offset rims (I painted one spoke red)

HPI Pirelli tires with HPI TE37 6mm offset rims (Tarmac set-up with the body mounted lower)

Let me know what you guys think!!