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TDC57
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My first crawler.. - 08.22.2008, 03:42 AM

I just got my first Crawler (Yhaaa)

Please let me know if you see anything I need to improve (?) it runs great, I was out flipping it over for about 30 minutes early today. I'm hoping to get some get time with it this weekend.

Here is what what she is on paper:

Axial base, although all thats left of it is the axle housings
Blackjack chassis, with custom gusset and skid plate
RC4WD R2D trans with Rocksmith teflon shift bushings for dig
Holmes hobbies Crawler sport brushless outrunner, 1000kv
RCP Alum c's
RCP alum knuckles
Rocksmith titanium lockers front and rear
Rocksmith titanium links all around, lowers, uppers and steer, with axial rod ends
RCP rear alum lockouts
RCP SS one peice axles for rear
MSD Six shooter billet beadlocks with Proline badlands and NWtractech memory foams
Stock axial wheels cut and narrowed with new Losi claws and foams
TCS Rear upper 4 link plate, alum
TCS front upper 4 link plate delrin
TCS front 3 link bracket, alum
custom radio and electronice plates
Jato drivelines
TCS dig servo mount
JR 8711 servo for steer
Hi-tech 645mg for dig
CC external bec w/programmer module
Losi crawler shocks built as droop setup with internal springs 35w fr,40w rr.50w lr



Anyway on too the pics..

Here is everything it came with..








Can someone please explain the foam (?) and especially the ones cut like tractor tires (?) what do I do with those (?) I'm told that I have memory foam in them now, so do I even need to keep the foam one I have (?)..





Here is the beast!.. LOL..







Here is close-up of the DIG and wiring:




Nothing!.. Hahahahaaa..

Last edited by TDC57; 08.22.2008 at 03:49 AM.
   
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