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The truck arrived last week. It looks impressive.





   
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Installed the battery trays. I decided to keep the weight balanced and as close to the center line of the truck as possible.
   
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Motor went is with no issues. The mount is nice and beefy. Conversion came with a 12 tooth pinion and locked center diff. A regular diff is also in the works.
Check out the "back bone" brace. No flex what so ever.


   
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Then came the ESC and the BEC. I also added the extra caps for good measure.
The kit came supplied with a sealed receiver box as well.


   
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The kit also includes a new servo tray. Very well made and well thought out.
   
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A side shot of the center diff spool, and housing.

   
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Wiring buttoned up and batteries in place.





   
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Plenty of room to work in with the customized cage installed.






   
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Ran three sets of packs through this weekend. The kit, motor/ESC performed very well. Bashing in a very large lot. Top speed is very similar to Losi 5ive trucks. Amazing low end torque. Jumps very well and controllable.
I need better tire for the loose dirt conditions.
   
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02.25.2013, 01:20 AM

Just awesome man, I was hoping to see more of this truck.

That steering setup looks like what the Losi 5ive needs.

I think a spool is the way to go, even with the thickest oil brushless motors just heat up diffs, and heat is bad!

Is that an FM radio? Hobbyking sells 2.4 for $20

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I recall having a discussion about the performance value of a center diff as opposed to the drawback in heat when used in a 1/5 scale electric vehicle.
   
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Thanks -paralized-.

I'm an old school, old fart. :) I have a JR radio, but it is FM...just not 2.4

I have about 30-40 cars and trucks on this radio system, so it would be really expensive to switch.

I guess I'll tell Monster Mike to skip the center diff then. I will not be racing, so I guess I'm set.
   
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Any news if/when the conversion kit will be available?
   
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