Belt driven brushless 4wheel steering Truggy concept drawling.
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Belt driven brushless 4wheel steering Truggy concept drawling.
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RE: Belt driven brushless 4wheel steering Truggy concept drawling.
The one thing that bothers me alittle bit is I don't see a center diff. Only front and rear.
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RE: Belt driven brushless 4wheel steering Truggy concept drawling.
It`s just a drawing . Like anything else there are changes from a drawing to prototype and more changes from prototype to production .
Other then conversions and the 8ight-E , what electric 4wd buggy has a center diff ? Like in 1/10 electric 4wd buggies , no center diff .
Other then conversions and the 8ight-E , what electric 4wd buggy has a center diff ? Like in 1/10 electric 4wd buggies , no center diff .
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RE: Belt driven brushless 4wheel steering Truggy concept drawling.
True, but I have the conversion for my buggy and was thinking of converting my truggy as well. The center diff was just the thing that stood out
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RE: Belt driven brushless 4wheel steering Truggy concept drawling.
This is a very interesting concept. I hope whoever came up with it will purse to make it a reality.
Personally I like shaft drive (like my first buggy - the hotshot) but u got to admit that for an easier good placement of battery in the vehicle, a belt drive would make a lot of sense.
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Joe Ling
Personally I like shaft drive (like my first buggy - the hotshot) but u got to admit that for an easier good placement of battery in the vehicle, a belt drive would make a lot of sense.
Regards,
Joe Ling