...6WD Maxx project (pictures)
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...6WD Maxx project (pictures)
I finally finnished my 6 wheel drive emaxx project, it looks good and handles really well.
I can now climb up near vertiical slopes with a run up and i dont roll over backwards. It also still manages to pull a few wheelies.
What do you guys think?
I can now climb up near vertiical slopes with a run up and i dont roll over backwards. It also still manages to pull a few wheelies.
What do you guys think?
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RE: ...6WD Maxx project (pictures)
No its just as strong as the stock E-maxx, if not stronger.
It wont roll over so easily so it wont get so much damaging.
I drove it down a flight of steps and there was no evidence ot flexing of anything it just flowed down the stairs.
It wont roll over so easily so it wont get so much damaging.
I drove it down a flight of steps and there was no evidence ot flexing of anything it just flowed down the stairs.
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RE: ...6WD Maxx project (pictures)
Yea the duct tape is there to stop the water getting into the custom made 7 cell battery packs.
Incidental i am selling this on a well known auction site, its number is <deleted> i need the money for my next project.
I want a scale heli so i need all the funds i can get.
Incidental i am selling this on a well known auction site, its number is <deleted> i need the money for my next project.
I want a scale heli so i need all the funds i can get.
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RE: ...6WD Maxx project (pictures)
for the center diff, you get a pair of diffs and cut in half
for the body, buy two pickup truck bodies, from the first one cut from the back about 1/2 inch from the back, then cut the whole back end of the other truck, so only the bed is left, then put them together cut in the lengh you need, then you have to somehow glue/or use somethinng else to put together
very nice truck
for the body, buy two pickup truck bodies, from the first one cut from the back about 1/2 inch from the back, then cut the whole back end of the other truck, so only the bed is left, then put them together cut in the lengh you need, then you have to somehow glue/or use somethinng else to put together
very nice truck
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RE: ...6WD Maxx project (pictures)
Yea i hacked up 3 stock diffs to make the centre diff. I have set it up so i can have 6 wheel steering if i wanted, but i would need a computer radio for that and i dont have one.
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RE: ...6WD Maxx project (pictures)
Proberably, but ime not going to try it, gravity might kick in eventualy and that would be messy[:'(][:'(]
Does anyone wana see a video?
Does anyone wana see a video?
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RE: ...6WD Maxx project (pictures)
Here we go
http://members.lycos.co.uk/tegwin
Click on the link that says "E-MAXX Lo-Q"
By the way, there is no way i could get up that slope without a rope its steep in the middle.
enjoy
http://members.lycos.co.uk/tegwin
Click on the link that says "E-MAXX Lo-Q"
By the way, there is no way i could get up that slope without a rope its steep in the middle.
enjoy
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RE: ...6WD Maxx project (pictures)
The sound of the all powerful electric monster!
I think better tire gripping power should make the truck mount that slope.
I think better tire gripping power should make the truck mount that slope.