I've been noticing that there are alot of peder's in here all of the sudden... So here we go! You can basicly discus anything here, send in picture of you pede, ask what motors, esc's, tires, rimes, hopups every ones runnin. Keep on pede'n!!!!
-Wes

45MPH PEDE

"Jasons Truck"



"Satambulace"


"Sinister Silverado"





"Suburban Z66"




Crash...

-Broke my bulkhead and a-arm

-Bent pin

wow nice pede!

i have been thinking about getting a pede, is there alot of aluminum hop ups ?

pretty much the hole truck can be alum. The only parts that you cant get, is the motor/transmission area in the rear.
-Wes

Nice 'pede! ...I guess you can never have enough spare bodies layin' around!

I like the HPI SS wheels too (have a set on my Evader, so they gotta be cool).

I don't have a 'pede, but thought I'd give a big [sm=thumbup.gif]

ok thanks 45mph

IMO the race truck bodies look terrible, but your paint jobs are all real nice.

no way that race truck looks awsome...."45" what type of body is it?.... would it fit my evader?....all thoes trucks look sweet... nice paint jobs![sm=bananahead.gif]

Looks to me like a Pro-Line GMC Sierra (maybe for the T/E-maxx?). Most of the maxx bodies will fit your evader with a little persuasion... If you don't want to do the paint and cutting, Atomik makes some cool pre-painted and pre-cut bodies for the maxx trucks that you could fit on the evader as well.

I WAS HTINKING ABOUYT GETTING A STAMPEDE BUT IF I BOUGHT ONE I BUY IT WITH ALL THE HOP-UPS TOO SO ID HAVE TO SAVE

True true...

Yea that's a GMC seirra body, quite frankly the only reason we did that body was becasue my brother has a silver GMC Z71, (not baja) Its pretty cool, so we tryed to make a replica. But they make a GMC body thats made for ST's unlike this t-maxx e-maxx one. The st is smaller and from what I have herd fits better! Thanks,
-Wes

I like the maxx bodies, myself - they're a bit wider and give you more of a 'monster truck' look. ...or at least if you want a more realistic appearance, the fenders are a bit closer to the wheels. (a 6" wide body on a 13" wide truck just isn't realistic in my eyes!)

With the wider 'maxx bodies, your truck looks a lot more like a real truck that's been lifted and fitted with monster mudders. ...it's perfect

Helpful links to all you peder's out there...

www.misbehavin-rc.com (Maintince and Tips)
www.swami-rc.com (Insane stuff, wheelie bar and VIDEO!)
www.inadad.com (Wide Pede)

-Wes

i just got my pede and its sweet, never had this much fun, except with my friends savage.

45 what kind of wheels/tires you got on there? also what bodies will fit pedes?

T/e maxx bodys fit as it says above

any 2.2 size tires will fit, I have pullers with hpi rims. Rember to get 4 rear ones, not 2 front 2 back. As for the body's some are marked 'pede' and 'st' those will fit the best, but the t-emaxx ones will fit with a lil 'overhang'
-Wes

will rusty bodys fit?

Yes they will... should be an exsact fit because all a pede is, is a rusty with a different chassis...
-Wes

anymore peders out there?

what parts to convert from a rusty to pede and back?
only the chassis or what?

www.swami-rc.com has the "how to" on pede-rust conversion. I think its some other parts to...
-Wes

Hey 45, what motor/esc you running?

I have a pede also, im running the 10t with the Duratrax 8t esc.

novak ss and novak super-rooster 8t motor.
-Wes

what should i do if i wan't to run a pede in the snow or sand (don't have my pede yet but i will soon )
and (45mph pede) what surfaces do you get good traction on with those truck pullers?

Mostly run them on loose surfaces like snow, dirt... and some off road serfaces like rocks, grass weed's, ect. They work on road, but they tend to make everything get hot. If you want to run your non-brushless pede you just need to cover the esc so no water get in, then you need to eather cover up or water-proof your sevo and receiver. Keep in mind that the pede is a light 2wd car and to get any kind of traction your going to need tire chain's or big pullers. Your motor is fine because its basicly waterproof anyway. Make sure when you get in from that bashing to dry everything off, then put it upside down to make sure the water gets out of every nook and crany. You might also think of getting some alum. screws from 'hex screws' because they wont rust. Best of luck,
-Wes