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RC-Monster Aluminum
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03.10.2008, 02:57 AM
I want to build a brushless monster truck. I am tired of Nitro I have a savage x with a .28 turbo motor and a revo 2.5 with an rb motor.. I was thinking about converting one of them using a fastlane or tekno conversion but I am leary on how hard they would be to convert.. I was also thinking about converting and lst2 or aftershock. They look the easiest. Looks like just a motor mount swap and make a batteyr holder.. but you don't see many people doing them. What do you guys think? Is an LST2 easier to convert over a revo or savage?
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RC-Monster Mod
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03.10.2008, 08:01 AM
The revo is the easiest to convert I would say - RCM motor mount - Tekno battery tray and you are pretty much done.
I few transmission mods depending on what route you take - i.e. lock in second etc but lots of instructions on here. You would need to move to a single steering servo and fab a esc mount but that is pretty easy.
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Brushless Heavy Weight....
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03.10.2008, 08:47 AM
LST Conversions are nice... and pretty simple...
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RC-Monster Mod
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03.10.2008, 11:13 AM
What are you planning to use it for? Bashing I would say go with the FLM Savage Kit. I think its just absolutly awesome for bashing with the lipos being protected inside the chassis.
EDIT: Especially if you already have a Savage to convert.
I can't decide if its more fun
to make it...
or break it...
Silent...But Deadly
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Yip Yip Yip...
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03.10.2008, 09:08 PM
Convert one and convert the other later. The savage conversion seems fairly straight forward to me but I haven't finished mine yet.
Savage: FLM Conversion, 6s, MMM, CC 1520.
Mini-T Pro: Micro Pro 6800kv, Lipo, HS-81mg, Dirt Hawgs
M18MT: Quark 33A, Y22S 6000kv, FP 2s Lipo
LRP S8-BX: RC-M Conversion, Tekin RX8 B1600KV, 6S.
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RC-Monster Aluminum
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03.10.2008, 11:19 PM
Well I bought and MGT and LST an Rc10Gt today.. it was to cheap not to.. So I think I am going to make the LST my first conversion.. and sell the others to support the brushless fund.. thanks for all of the advice so far..
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Yip Yip Yip...
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03.11.2008, 05:27 AM
I don't understand how people are able to drive their lsts and not break anything. We normally break something every time we go out which usually ends the day. I have to say that those wheel nuts are a pain on the LST. My mates loose them all the time. I don't know if they forget to loctite them but they always loose wheels.
Savage: FLM Conversion, 6s, MMM, CC 1520.
Mini-T Pro: Micro Pro 6800kv, Lipo, HS-81mg, Dirt Hawgs
M18MT: Quark 33A, Y22S 6000kv, FP 2s Lipo
LRP S8-BX: RC-M Conversion, Tekin RX8 B1600KV, 6S.
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Brushless Heavy Weight....
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03.11.2008, 12:35 PM
only problem I've had were the wheels kept getting rounded from the hexes.. but a simple upgrade to 23mm solved the problem..
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03.11.2008, 02:10 PM
So for my first brushless conversion I was thinking about geting a Mamba rec/motor and using the fine design motor mounts. I was also going to get a stock aftershock tranny.. Would I be disapointed with this? I wanted my first one with a less expensive setup before I go all out and buy a neu and expensive speed controller.. Ya?Na?
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