My Maxx Kicks Your Maxx's Ass Build - Page 3 - RC-Monster Forums

Krawlin · 01.06.2009, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by jordan...

no worries Krawlin, i cant take any credit thoguh, i copied that off of someone else as well

Truck looks real good, keep them pics coming, that OFNA wing really finishes it off

Well then I give some credit to you since I got the idea from you and some credit to the person who you got the idea from.

And thanks man, that means alot coming from you, especially considering how nice your G-Maxx is.

trev3813 · 01.06.2009, 11:13 PM

Ey, nice maxx. I still like the look of my body better

Gee · 01.07.2009, 02:06 AM

Nice maxx and good job on keeping us waiting for the next pictures instead of just dropping ten at a time. I like the progression you took us through. Brings back memories for a lot of us I am sure. The days of the plastic differential cups and small screw. Busting it down to get to them and finally taking the steps to never have to do it again. Thanks. Nice build.

TDC57 · 01.07.2009, 03:01 AM

That was / is a great thread.. It took me back a few years and about 15 trucks ago.. Your defiantly on the right path..

I too like the rear wing setup you have!,, and a nice collection of builds too..

Keep up the great work..

01.07.2009, 03:10 AM

The thread was fun. The vid had me laughing like I was watching bloopers, but I have to say it showed some def durabilty. I was thinking the whole time "I need to get one of these so my little nephews (5 of them) can bash it about. I havent even finished my 8ight build and Im afraid to let them drive it. I need a monster truck now....where does it all end....

pedeboi364 · 01.07.2009, 07:32 AM

get a bunch of xl5 pedes or slashes ^^^^^

BL_RV0 · 01.07.2009, 10:02 AM

No new pics? I love the chevy body but not the blue arms.

Krawlin · 01.07.2009, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Gee

Nice maxx and good job on keeping us waiting for the next pictures instead of just dropping ten at a time. I like the progression you took us through. Brings back memories for a lot of us I am sure. The days of the plastic differential cups and small screw. Busting it down to get to them and finally taking the steps to never have to do it again. Thanks. Nice build.

Thanks! I took me a few times to figure out that I should have just bought aluminum diff cups though, I stripped 3 plastic cups in the rear and 1 in the front before I finally went with the aluminum ones. Hopefully I wont ever have anymore problems with the diffs though. Even if I do, those FLM hybrid cases will make it so much easier to get to the diffs.

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Originally Posted by TDC57

That was / is a great thread.. It took me back a few years and about 15 trucks ago.. Your defiantly on the right path..

I too like the rear wing setup you have!,, and a nice collection of builds too..

Keep up the great work..

Thanks! I still wish I could have it setting farther back, but I am afraid to use spacers any longer than 1/4'' and the current screws it has, as it would probably become weak. But those braces sure help alot. And I actually got the links for the wing mount braces off my crawler, they were used a chassis stiffeners, and the spacers for the 1/4'' wing mount setback were also the shock standoffs/spacers from the crawler.

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Originally Posted by BL Dreamer

The thread was fun. The vid had me laughing like I was watching bloopers, but I have to say it showed some def durabilty. I was thinking the whole time "I need to get one of these so my little nephews (5 of them) can bash it about. I havent even finished my 8ight build and Im afraid to let them drive it. I need a monster truck now....where does it all end....

Thanks!
Glad to know people get humor out of my terrible driving when I bash.

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Originally Posted by BL_RV0

No new pics? I love the chevy body but not the blue arms.

Yeah, Ryan talked me into those. But I sort of like them, they go well with the motor and my other blue aluminum.

Coming up within the next 30 minutes, some pictures of my Medusa 36-80 mounted in the Maxx!

sikeston34m · 01.07.2009, 08:49 PM

Drum Roll Please!

LOL

Krawlin · 01.07.2009, 09:59 PM

Sorry, that was alot more than 30 minutes.

Here are the pics!!

Enjoy!

BL_RV0 · 01.07.2009, 10:16 PM

Nice.

_paralyzed_ · 01.07.2009, 10:31 PM

I've spent countless thousands on maxxes, and all though yours wasn't a "bling" build, I love your truck. I'm a function over form guy, so to me that is prettier than any shelf queen.

emaxx101 · 01.07.2009, 10:31 PM

Looks good!

Krawlin · 01.07.2009, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by _paralyzed_

I've spent countless thousands on maxxes, and all though yours wasn't a "bling" build, I love your truck. I'm a function over form guy, so to me that is prettier than any shelf queen.

Wow, thanks!!! I have a thread over on RCU called "The Beater Builds Thread" which is really what got me started on upgrading this truck. My main goal was durability and power, the only thing I wanted to really look good was the wheels and my body. Sticking to the goal of durability got the truck to where it is today. And I love it, but I am dying to run it! It hasn't been run in over 2 months because I was waiting on that motor and now I am back in school so it might be even longer before I can actually drive it again. But thanks again, I really do appreciate your comment, thank you.

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Originally Posted by emaxx101

Looks good!

Thanks!!

Krawlin · 11:06 PM

Well now the next step in this build would be to solder on my 6.5mm bullets on the motor and ESC, and use my braided metal wire shield on the motor wires and the steering servo wire, and replace the chassis with the new plastic one I got (Same as the one on there, but the current one is cracked at the mounting points up front), then install the front FLM hybrid bulk.

Notice how the BEC is not visible? I want to see who can figure out where I put the BEC. Ryan, Travis, Ben, and Ian, you are not allowed to say because I think I already told you guys a while back.