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02.27.2008, 12:44 AM
thats still awesome! great job! I'm gonna show all my friends!
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Yip Yip Yip...
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02.28.2008, 11:41 PM
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Booth lexan pieces are from the baja. It's body is actually a four piece design, I'm using the main body and nose piece. It's wheel base is actually one inch longer than a baja. 
As far as the brakes go, remember to take into account the weight of the vehicle. A baja's brakes are very good. I was surprised when I saw it. The extra lbs on the tires allow much harder braking. Your idea sounds awesome. I can't wait to see.
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I have seen a video of a baja with a front brake kit on grass and it was amazing how quick it stopped. Just about anything else would have flipped over forward.
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03.13.2008, 06:30 PM
can we get a video of this monster in action
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03.13.2008, 07:00 PM
8S KB45-11Xl would power that thing without a problem... I powered my 15Lbs with a 12Xl also.... you would only need one motor... that looks killer... a lot better than my attempt at the 1/5th scale... :)
Maybe some bigger wheels would make it look even better....
Great work dude..
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03.16.2008, 09:45 PM
I wish I could get a video but as you can see by the pics I don't even have a decent camera.  I've pretty much completed it. I set it on the scale and it weighs 13lbs exactly, rtr. I have ran it a few times and can say that I am more than happy with the buggy itself. It handles amazingly and has perfect front to rear balance. I was worried about the turn radius with such a long vehicle but it turns very well. I do need thicker oil in the rear shocks and I and I am going to order a larger pinion. I am under geared running 14/66 32p gears. I hooked the eagletree up for a run and got a max 1492 watts with a max 89 amps. I'm running a 9xl with 6s2p a123 and I get about 20-25 mins of hard running. I defiantly want a better more efficient motor and to run a HV setup.
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03.16.2008, 10:04 PM
I have all the parts to do this, I REALLY should start a build like this, SUCH a awesome idea, and isnt really pricey
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03.16.2008, 11:22 PM
wow, those last pics look sweet. nice job.
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03.17.2008, 11:35 AM
Any chance you might do a more detailed write up on this? I think a lot of people would try this as it is a pretty inexpensive way to get into a 5th scale buggy.
BTW, really nice job, looks almost factory!
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03.17.2008, 03:35 PM
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Any chance you might do a more detailed write up on this? I think a lot of people would try this as it is a pretty inexpensive way to get into a 5th scale buggy.
BTW, really nice job, looks almost factory!
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I for one would love that
And more detailed pics of the custom parts.
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03.17.2008, 09:04 PM
and surely somebody you know has at least a digital cam that you can get a 1 min. clip of her running on. that would be awsome.
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03.17.2008, 09:11 PM
Thanks for all the complements guys. I will do a more detailed write up. I'll also try to get a better camera so that I can get more detailed photos. I will try to do it this weekend.
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03.17.2008, 09:48 PM
Sweet!
It's just that I have a ton of maxx parts lying around, all lonely like, looking for a home.......
I had pondered the idea of getting a 5B, but really don't want to spend 1k on it much less have a gas buggy, it sort of goes against my all electric attitude.
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03.18.2008, 12:20 AM
Once again awesome work and awesome idea. It would be sweet if a kit was made to conver you maxx to a 5b. you could sell it.
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03.18.2008, 11:06 AM
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Once again awesome work and awesome idea. It would be sweet if a kit was made to conver you maxx to a 5b. you could sell it.
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I had that thought almost immediately. With so many maxx's out there and the growing popularity of the 5b....
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03.18.2008, 11:28 AM
I'm working on ideas for a truggy based car like this that can be done pretty cheap. But it's just on paper right now.
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