Brushless Scale Truck

[Thunderbruiser]

Well guys i have yet another project that will most likely be bl and it's based of the tamiya tlt-1 but i want a high turn bl remember seeing some on ebay that were only 16 turns do you know how those would perform on 2s and 3s it'lll just be for bashing so i am not looking for crazy speed or anything

[Thunderbruiser]

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[Gustav]

I've used ss5800 with TLT axles before with no problems,kind of a mini Monster Jam type rig with 4 wheel steering.20mph is quite fast for one.For a crawler the small outrunners with a mamba esc seem to be the ticket.http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showt...ight=brushless
I'm thinking of building a scale trail rig too,i've got loads of TLT axle parts,i want chassis rails and leaf springs.

Have you seen thishttp://forums.radiocontrolzone.com/s...d.php?t=218243

should be out in the next month or so,i'm seriously considering one.

[Thunderbruiser]

yeah i have...well the only thing is i don't want a crawler and i've seen some 16t equivalent brushless motors online that i'd love to throw in for kicks

[Thunderbruiser]

well guys decided on this...and it'll be just for kicks.....

another quark 80b
feigao 380c 13t
3s 8000mah lipo
bruiser style chassis
rustler/pede tranny
pro-line moabs mounted on stock pede rims
tlt-1 axles
full bearings
wheel widerners for extra stability...i know this should be pretty darn fast when i am done

[joeling]

Hi,

I have a tlt-1 based truck that is BL. I am using kontronik 3700 twist with a schulze 18.61 controller. The chassis is a prp conversion kit. One thing to note on the TLT-1 axle is that the C hub is weak (I think that's what it's called). If your wheel(s) hit something at speed, then it's likely that the C section will get damaged. I bought some bracing from prp & used 5 minute epoxy paste to strengthen them.

Regards,
Joe Ling
Malaysia

[Gustav]

Sounds good.Only problem i had with TLT axles was snapping the axles at the wheel nut when using big tyres(masher 2.2s) and 32mm tobycraft widening kits.I think TLTs are better kept on the ground:005: .I was doing double backflips with mine in less than 2 feet of air:027: .

Edit; i used those PRP braces aswell,highly recommend them,forgot about those.Joeling that PRP chassis looks real nice,bigger than i thought it was.

looks good joeling.

[Thunderbruiser]

well this truck will see some air but not much...it's an all around tough truck so i need to find a way to make it as strong as possible since i plan on doing some light jumping and such