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fastbaja5b · 04.10.2011, 10:30 PM

I had an older TNX myself a couple of yrs back, for a Brushless conversion forget it. Parts would have to be custom made and the drivetrain wouldn't stand up to it. The newer style TNX's are ok the old ones are more suited to shelf queens or Vintage Tamiya gurus (of which there are plenty)

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fastbaja5b RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 704 Join Date: May 2008	04.10.2011, 10:30 PM I had an older TNX myself a couple of yrs back, for a Brushless conversion forget it. Parts would have to be custom made and the drivetrain wouldn't stand up to it. The newer style TNX's are ok the old ones are more suited to shelf queens or Vintage Tamiya gurus (of which there are plenty) Say Less, Do More.