Really old school 4x4 truck!!
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Really old school 4x4 truck!!
I have this truck that is 4x4 and is made by nikko. I have no other info on the truck or what 27mhz crystal would make the truck run. I was wondering if any of you guys that know old school truck like this could help me out. I would love to fix it up and make it usable again but have no idea how to. So any help would be appreciated. The truck was made in 1982 too.
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RE: Really old school 4x4 truck!!
this truck was like a hi tec for the time period it was made in this truck was one of the best i can see that it 4wd with a 2wd switch
best truck its hard to fix since the body is cut up
best truck its hard to fix since the body is cut up
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RE: Really old school 4x4 truck!!
Yeah i have other bodies here at my house i am going to try and make it fit. The truck worked great when i first got it but lost remotes and then destroyed the body. Any ideas how to convert it to a esc?
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RE: Really old school 4x4 truck!!
ya i am short on money and i just built a 1:6 scale truck and spent a lot of money and there is no money to buy the speed control
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RE: Really old school 4x4 truck!!
Now is 7.2v batteries gonna raise hell with the motors? The truck orginally takes 4c's and 4aa's for the truck alone.
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RE: Really old school 4x4 truck!!
Well i pulled the old body off so here is what i found:
Looks pretty simple to get working with updated esc/transmitter.
Looks pretty simple to get working with updated esc/transmitter.
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Throw this setup in it:
ESC $29 http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXAMN7&P=ML
servo $9 http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXVW84&P=7
and run it on a six cell with one of your radios.
ESC $29 http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXAMN7&P=ML
servo $9 http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXVW84&P=7
and run it on a six cell with one of your radios.
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Here's a cheap one............... http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXJM12&P=FR
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http://cgi.ebay.com/300A-ESC-for-1-1...item588534b612
is one of the esc i am looking at for this truck and my new hornet.
is one of the esc i am looking at for this truck and my new hornet.
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RE: Really old school 4x4 truck!!
Radio Shack made a version of this truck in 'Blue with Gold wheels' under a different name back in the day. It was one of my favorite trucks as a kid! Iv'e been looking for one. Nice find, Cant wait to see it modded!
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RE: Really old school 4x4 truck!!
Yeah i didn't know that radioshack did that. Hmm anyways it will be awhile for this mod is done but i will get it done and should be interesting. Just need to get a new body though.