E maxx brushless build
#31
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Look into Aluminum diff cases, at least for the rear at first. It'll save you a few exploded diffs. If you keep the truck on 4S & 5S, you can just recase the front & rear and run aluminum cups to completely kill the exploding diff issue.
For the center, just get the Steel TRX CVD's. They hold up great.
As far as springs go, look into the RCRaven Dual-Rate spring sets. At $13 for 4 Pairs (Entire Truck!) they are probably the best bang for your buck when it comes to the TRX Big-Bore or standard Ultra shock.
Don't bother with the Traxxas 17mm Hex Hubs. They wobble around a lot once they wear a little.
http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p...008&p_catid=29
I got those. You put in the crosspin, drop the hex over the axle, then insert the center pin and use a hex key to lock it down onto the axle threads. This compresses the hex against the crosspin, and keeps the entire assembly tight and wobble-free.
The problem is that the 0-Offset ones (those) go out of stock all the time due to high demand, so they can be a huge pain to get ahold of. It took me almost two months of digging around to find a set, and I still need another set for my Summit. Augh.
For the center, just get the Steel TRX CVD's. They hold up great.
As far as springs go, look into the RCRaven Dual-Rate spring sets. At $13 for 4 Pairs (Entire Truck!) they are probably the best bang for your buck when it comes to the TRX Big-Bore or standard Ultra shock.
Don't bother with the Traxxas 17mm Hex Hubs. They wobble around a lot once they wear a little.
http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p...008&p_catid=29
I got those. You put in the crosspin, drop the hex over the axle, then insert the center pin and use a hex key to lock it down onto the axle threads. This compresses the hex against the crosspin, and keeps the entire assembly tight and wobble-free.
The problem is that the 0-Offset ones (those) go out of stock all the time due to high demand, so they can be a huge pain to get ahold of. It took me almost two months of digging around to find a set, and I still need another set for my Summit. Augh.
#35
Tech Fanatic
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Savox 0251MG isn't going to be enough to turn those tires the way you'll want. The Maxx can be a pig on it's servo, especially if you've only got one.
The Savox 1256TG is a better choice, but considering the price, you can always double-up and use another 0251MG for nearly the same effect, at basically the same price.
Other then that? Looks good! It's a fun, tough truck once you handle it's weird spots.
The Savox 1256TG is a better choice, but considering the price, you can always double-up and use another 0251MG for nearly the same effect, at basically the same price.
Other then that? Looks good! It's a fun, tough truck once you handle it's weird spots.
#36
Savox 0251MG isn't going to be enough to turn those tires the way you'll want. The Maxx can be a pig on it's servo, especially if you've only got one.
The Savox 1256TG is a better choice, but considering the price, you can always double-up and use another 0251MG for nearly the same effect, at basically the same price.
Other then that? Looks good! It's a fun, tough truck once you handle it's weird spots.
The Savox 1256TG is a better choice, but considering the price, you can always double-up and use another 0251MG for nearly the same effect, at basically the same price.
Other then that? Looks good! It's a fun, tough truck once you handle it's weird spots.
#37
Savox 0251MG isn't going to be enough to turn those tires the way you'll want. The Maxx can be a pig on it's servo, especially if you've only got one.
The Savox 1256TG is a better choice, but considering the price, you can always double-up and use another 0251MG for nearly the same effect, at basically the same price.
Other then that? Looks good! It's a fun, tough truck once you handle it's weird spots.
The Savox 1256TG is a better choice, but considering the price, you can always double-up and use another 0251MG for nearly the same effect, at basically the same price.
Other then that? Looks good! It's a fun, tough truck once you handle it's weird spots.
#38
Tech Rookie
finished product pic?
#44
So i got everything i think i need except batteries and some wire but that should be purchased next paycheck. Then we will finally be running!
I also decided to go with the stock brushless body, I think it would look the best. And im hoping i dont have to buy another servo