BEST CRAWLERS OUT THERE
06-30-2004, 10:47 PM
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RE: BEST CRAWLERS OUT THERE
The flex on some of these is crazy.
I'm just getting my Clodcrawler finished. Its got a Gecko II chassis and can get a full 90 degrees of articulation. Actually, with the shocks mounted all the way in on the arms it'll get 90+ degrees.
I saw pics on a different forum of a Chassis with 180 degrees of flex, but I'm not sure that would do you any good. It did look cool though.
I'm just getting my Clodcrawler finished. Its got a Gecko II chassis and can get a full 90 degrees of articulation. Actually, with the shocks mounted all the way in on the arms it'll get 90+ degrees.
I saw pics on a different forum of a Chassis with 180 degrees of flex, but I'm not sure that would do you any good. It did look cool though.
07-01-2004, 08:53 PM
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RE: BEST CRAWLERS OUT THERE
www.mudcow.com
this is a sick crawler its all home built
and there r sick vids of it
the 3 vids on the right http://www.orp.com.au/rc_madness.htm
this is a sick crawler its all home built
and there r sick vids of it
the 3 vids on the right http://www.orp.com.au/rc_madness.htm
02-14-2005, 11:52 PM
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RE: BEST CRAWLERS OUT THERE
You can actually run a motor under water. I've seen arcing while trying to clean my motor once... 
Whole darn thing went up in a blaze!!! Fortunately, no damage... LOL...
Whole darn thing went up in a blaze!!! Fortunately, no damage... LOL...
02-15-2005, 12:05 AM
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RE: BEST CRAWLERS OUT THERE
ORIGINAL: Kmot
Here are my TXT-1 and my E-maxx that both I can crawl with although the E-maxx is marginal:
Here are my TXT-1 and my E-maxx that both I can crawl with although the E-maxx is marginal:
Nice dude ive seen ur TXT-1 in RCCA(i think it was urs the body sticks out like dog ba**s)[>:]
But in the good way if u know what i mean
02-16-2005, 03:35 PM
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RE: BEST CRAWLERS OUT THERE
ORIGINAL: kingcobra-RCU
I thought it said the BEST crawlers...we can just post ANYTHING here?
ORIGINAL: madste
tlt in the mud and clean with new shell
tlt in the mud and clean with new shell
I thought it said the BEST crawlers...we can just post ANYTHING here?
02-17-2005, 06:57 PM
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RE: BEST CRAWLERS OUT THERE
Its a custom Tamiya Bruiser with stretched chassis, custom drivelines, links, tranny, shock mounting brackets, etc. Cost over $3k. All the electronics are in the black box in the rear
02-17-2005, 07:00 PM
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RE: BEST CRAWLERS OUT THERE
WOW! That's a lot for one RC. I would not want to mess it up if I had that much invested. If you have more detailed shots of the chassis, I would like to see them. Love the detail.