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84 GT 5.0 12-18-2011 09:55 AM

looking to get started crawlin
 
I want to get started into crawling I WANT a crawler with 4ws dual motors or dig, do they make a kit like that?

freaksofnature 12-18-2011 04:58 PM


Originally Posted by 84 GT 5.0 (Post 10052805)
I want to get started into crawling I WANT a crawler with 4ws dual motors or dig, do they make a kit like that?

not realy what your looking for is called a super class crawler. you would need to either build your own or buy 1 from an online vender. most guys use berg axles or heavly modified clod axles. id say your best bet is to sign up over at rccrawler.com and search the super class section

NFA Fabrication 12-18-2011 06:29 PM

The Axial XR10 is a dual motor kit with a MOA axle design, and has recently become very affordable ($130 shipped at Tower). It would probably be a very good base for what you want.

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXZXU3&P=ML

84 GT 5.0 12-19-2011 09:02 AM

i dont know why but i want something with wheel steer

freaksofnature 12-19-2011 09:31 AM

the only comp legal rig with rear steer are super class rigs. 2.2 and 1.9 class rigs can not have rear steer at all. but 2.2 class can have whats known as moa which means motor on axle and there are a bunch of decent 2.2 moa rigs out there but not that many super rigs lots of the guys will build their chasis from scratch

transambill 12-19-2011 10:29 AM

Actually rear stear is allowed in class 3 scalers, just no MOA tho.

unbreakable 12-20-2011 01:47 PM

i think the xr can do rear steer, but the dig is better so i would go dig but thats up to u

84 GT 5.0 12-21-2011 04:04 PM

Whats the difference between digs and moa?


Correct me if I'm wrong please but digs allow power to be sent to front only rear only or both front and rear? moa is just both motors on the axles pulling evenly?

cmpcleveland 12-21-2011 06:16 PM

DIG
 
Dig will lock up either your front axle or rear axle for a "burn turn" which can be a big advantage on a tight course. It basically locks for instance both front tires but allows the rear tires to power on so you can slide the rear of the rig around to position your rig to a better line to climb.


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