clodbuster thread
#751
R/C Tech Elite Member
iTrader: (37)
Yeah T6 or sc6 shocks. Once you start getting into the Kashima bodies, Chrome shafts and JC bling they get pricey fast but they are butter smooth I have them On my B6.2 and B74.1
My Clod is going to be close to the $1500 mark I think.
1/8 is a blast. Id get one if I were you. I have the Tekno EB48.4, NB48.4, ET48.3, NT48.3, X-Ray XB8E, Associated RC8 B3.2e, Arrma Kraton, Talion, Typhon, And LImitless. They are all Epic.
My Clod is going to be close to the $1500 mark I think.
1/8 is a blast. Id get one if I were you. I have the Tekno EB48.4, NB48.4, ET48.3, NT48.3, X-Ray XB8E, Associated RC8 B3.2e, Arrma Kraton, Talion, Typhon, And LImitless. They are all Epic.
#753
Tech Master
iTrader: (28)
Wanted to share a build I am just finishing up. I did a full JConcepts / Shapeways Clod Regulator conversion.
I am new to Clod Busters but have been a long time fan. I have been selling some of my other RC projects to fund this and have been compiling parts for about a month. The longest wait was for the Shapeways parts. This is by far the most expensive RC project I've undertaken to date, and it's not for the faint of wallet lol. I wish I had taken more photos as I assembled this. Enjoy!
- JConcepts designed Shapeways parts for the axles
- JConcepts Regulator chassis kit
- JConcepts ancillary parts required for the Shapeways axles (steering setup, motor tubes and mounting plates, steering brackets etc)
- JConcepts 27 turn monster truck motors
- Associated SC6.2 Rear Shocks all around
- JConcepts Golden Years tires and grey JConcepts wheels
- As it's a nearly 10 pound truck I went with one of the strongest servos I could find, Protek 370TBL with over 600oz torque and am doing two of them for four wheel steering.
- Full ball bearings from FastEddy's
- MAKE SURE if you start this project to buy a full supply of various sizes of M3 x .05 Socket, Button and Flat head screws.
- Will be adding the JConcepts 90's style blue and teal bigfoot body.
I am new to Clod Busters but have been a long time fan. I have been selling some of my other RC projects to fund this and have been compiling parts for about a month. The longest wait was for the Shapeways parts. This is by far the most expensive RC project I've undertaken to date, and it's not for the faint of wallet lol. I wish I had taken more photos as I assembled this. Enjoy!
#757
Tech Master
iTrader: (28)
JConcepts Regulator Axle Blog Post
#758
See the link below - their blog has links to the shapeways parts, how many of what item you need etc.
JConcepts Regulator Axle Blog Post
JConcepts Regulator Axle Blog Post
#759
Let's keep this thread alive! Here's my stock clodbuster with some upgrades
Associated ProSC10 shocks
Used the stock servo location to mount my electronics. Upgraded to a hobbywing 1080 and soldered a splitter for dual motors.
Trimmed the top plate for the wires to clear. Might look for a better top plate in the future.
Jconcepts behind the axle steering and rear lockout. Also used a hudy low profile servo horn to clear the steering rack on full lock.
Associated ProSC10 shocks
Used the stock servo location to mount my electronics. Upgraded to a hobbywing 1080 and soldered a splitter for dual motors.
Trimmed the top plate for the wires to clear. Might look for a better top plate in the future.
Jconcepts behind the axle steering and rear lockout. Also used a hudy low profile servo horn to clear the steering rack on full lock.
#761
#762
Wanted to share a build I am just finishing up. I did a full JConcepts / Shapeways Clod Regulator conversion.
I am new to Clod Busters but have been a long time fan. I have been selling some of my other RC projects to fund this and have been compiling parts for about a month. The longest wait was for the Shapeways parts. This is by far the most expensive RC project I've undertaken to date, and it's not for the faint of wallet lol. I wish I had taken more photos as I assembled this. Enjoy!
- JConcepts designed Shapeways parts for the axles
- JConcepts Regulator chassis kit
- JConcepts ancillary parts required for the Shapeways axles (steering setup, motor tubes and mounting plates, steering brackets etc)
- JConcepts 27 turn monster truck motors
- Associated SC6.2 Rear Shocks all around
- JConcepts Golden Years tires and grey JConcepts wheels
- As it's a nearly 10 pound truck I went with one of the strongest servos I could find, Protek 370TBL with over 600oz torque and am doing two of them for four wheel steering.
- Full ball bearings from FastEddy's
- MAKE SURE if you start this project to buy a full supply of various sizes of M3 x .05 Socket, Button and Flat head screws.
- Will be adding the JConcepts 90's style blue and teal bigfoot body.
I am new to Clod Busters but have been a long time fan. I have been selling some of my other RC projects to fund this and have been compiling parts for about a month. The longest wait was for the Shapeways parts. This is by far the most expensive RC project I've undertaken to date, and it's not for the faint of wallet lol. I wish I had taken more photos as I assembled this. Enjoy!
#763
Tech Regular
iTrader: (11)
Let's keep this thread alive! Here's my stock clodbuster with some upgrades
Associated ProSC10 shocks
Used the stock servo location to mount my electronics. Upgraded to a hobbywing 1080 and soldered a splitter for dual motors.
Trimmed the top plate for the wires to clear. Might look for a better top plate in the future.
Jconcepts behind the axle steering and rear lockout. Also used a hudy low profile servo horn to clear the steering rack on full lock.
Associated ProSC10 shocks
Used the stock servo location to mount my electronics. Upgraded to a hobbywing 1080 and soldered a splitter for dual motors.
Trimmed the top plate for the wires to clear. Might look for a better top plate in the future.
Jconcepts behind the axle steering and rear lockout. Also used a hudy low profile servo horn to clear the steering rack on full lock.
#765