Winter is Coming - 4x6 Slash
11-16-2010, 08:51 AM
#1
Winter is Coming - 4x6 Slash
Well winter and snow are just around the corner and I am getting my Slash 4x6 back together from last year - Here are the specs
2 - VXL systems
2 - Slash rear Assemblies
1 - servo Y harness for ESC
2 - 11.1v (insanly Fast) or 7.4v (quick) Lipo Batteries
4 - Proline Sand Paw Paddle Tires
2 - Dubro Airplane Skis
1 - Flat Alum stock
A lot of Crazy Fun in the winter time !
Watch the videos and listen to the tones of Twin VXL motors - pretty cool
This year I will build a better plate and a top brace - Anyone know how to hook 2 tires together for duals ?
Might even throw it on a Stampede Chassis for a Classic look
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEBt3vlmpVg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4e-5w5ZXCiU
Great waste of Time and Money during the winter months !
2 - VXL systems
2 - Slash rear Assemblies
1 - servo Y harness for ESC
2 - 11.1v (insanly Fast) or 7.4v (quick) Lipo Batteries
4 - Proline Sand Paw Paddle Tires
2 - Dubro Airplane Skis
1 - Flat Alum stock
A lot of Crazy Fun in the winter time !
Watch the videos and listen to the tones of Twin VXL motors - pretty cool
This year I will build a better plate and a top brace - Anyone know how to hook 2 tires together for duals ?
Might even throw it on a Stampede Chassis for a Classic look
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEBt3vlmpVg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4e-5w5ZXCiU
Great waste of Time and Money during the winter months !
11-19-2010, 06:14 AM
#5
very nice, i really like seeing custome projects.
11-19-2010, 08:18 AM
#7
Tech Initiate
Outrageous Awesome Spectacular!!!
My man you have a seller. Have you ever thought of marketing a kit? The only thing I would suggest is trying to come up with a lexan body to cover the whole thing and I bet they would sell. I would buy one. Have you jumped it yet?
11-19-2010, 09:36 AM
#8
i have taken it to my local track - threw some tires on and it handled okay for what it was - It jumps like a heavy Slash - I hope to make a better bottem plate with the axles closer together(I was going to try TMAXX tires so thats what the spacing was for)
I also need to create a top brace - when going over a big triple jump I cased the rear axle on the landing and bent the bottom brace - I think with a top brace and better quality alum on the bottom should be rock Solid !
I will try and get some pics from this year up - going to mount it on a Stampede chassis for something different -
As for a body I was thinking about with the axles closer together if a 1/8 monster truck body would work - need to look into that
http://prolineracing.com/bodies/1972...ed-clear-body/
I also need to create a top brace - when going over a big triple jump I cased the rear axle on the landing and bent the bottom brace - I think with a top brace and better quality alum on the bottom should be rock Solid !
I will try and get some pics from this year up - going to mount it on a Stampede chassis for something different -
As for a body I was thinking about with the axles closer together if a 1/8 monster truck body would work - need to look into that
http://prolineracing.com/bodies/1972...ed-clear-body/
11-19-2010, 07:53 PM
#9
looks cool man. i love the video too.
ideas for more speed!
try to stagger the rear wheels. make the rear wheels much skinnier if you can. maybe some short arms. that way they are grabbing fresh snow and not a trough that was created by the spinning wheels in front.
either way that looks like loads of fun.
ideas for more speed!
try to stagger the rear wheels. make the rear wheels much skinnier if you can. maybe some short arms. that way they are grabbing fresh snow and not a trough that was created by the spinning wheels in front.
either way that looks like loads of fun.
11-19-2010, 07:58 PM
#10
Alex, got a couple ideas for ya...
11-19-2010, 09:36 PM
#13
Kool, I agree with a great way to spend time and money in the winter months LOL
11-19-2010, 09:40 PM
#14
looks cool man. i love the video too.
ideas for more speed!
try to stagger the rear wheels. make the rear wheels much skinnier if you can. maybe some short arms. that way they are grabbing fresh snow and not a trough that was created by the spinning wheels in front.
either way that looks like loads of fun.
ideas for more speed!
try to stagger the rear wheels. make the rear wheels much skinnier if you can. maybe some short arms. that way they are grabbing fresh snow and not a trough that was created by the spinning wheels in front.
either way that looks like loads of fun.
