Just got an 8ight!

[Metallover]

He said he did a brushless conversion. A lot of the parts have been modified for that, but not in the best way.

I am happy with it though. For 120, it was a hell of the deal. The rear diff had no signs of wear and the bottom of the chassis looks really nice. The tires are odd though, don't know why they aren't matched up.

If I ever want to sell it I know I could probably get 150 out of it now that it's all cleaned up.

[Jeremy1976]

Originally Posted by Metallover

He said he did a brushless conversion. A lot of the parts have been modified for that, but not in the best way.

I am happy with it though. For 120, it was a hell of the deal. The rear diff had no signs of wear and the bottom of the chassis looks really nice. The tires are odd though, don't know why they aren't matched up.

If I ever want to sell it I know I could probably get 150 out of it now that it's all cleaned up.

Yes, not a bad deal at all.

[GO-RIDE.com]

Those outer rear hinge pins bend easy. Get the ones for the 8ight 2.0. They are thicker, but it is really easy to drill out the hold in the arms and hub.