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JonnyP 11-04-2017 12:31 PM


Originally Posted by vettehigh (Post 15069770)
Present potential buyers for the MT410, they all seem to be outta stock :(

I believe Fierce RC has 1 in stock

http://www.fiercercsolutions.com/TKR5603MT410-1-10th-Electric-44-Pro-Monster-Truck-Kit-TKR5603.htm

Make sure to use discount code

MongolPete 11-05-2017 12:10 AM

I really like those old-style Ford pick up bodies. I'm glad you have 'before' pics of them.

wesleyroy 11-05-2017 01:28 PM


Originally Posted by Tekno rubicon (Post 15069694)
Anyone try out Gorilla string? Stuff is amazing for strapping tires.

https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...59afb4bfc6.jpg

Gorilla string is amazing stuff for strapping tires

WIch break strength Gorilla string do you use? Would using (dyneema) kite-lines be an option?

I use Louise RC (Duratrax) tyres/wheels on both my Losis, they just balloon a little, but not so much as Pro-line tyres. However i want to try Pro-line Mashers in the future.

Tekno rubicon 11-05-2017 04:45 PM


Originally Posted by wesleyroy (Post 15070523)
WIch break strength Gorilla string do you use? Would using (dyneema) kite-lines be an option?

I use Louise RC (Duratrax) tyres/wheels on both my Losis, they just balloon a little, but not so much as Pro-line tyres. However i want to try Pro-line Mashers in the future.

80lb Gorilla sting. It's in the fishing section at walmart. It's lil over $20 but I haven't broke any yet and theses tires get used weekly. I use 2 constant loops and use witch ever decent knot u can tie. I do have a certain way I tie mine but don't know the technical name for it. Well worth the money.

Tekno rubicon 11-05-2017 04:50 PM


Originally Posted by rydaddy (Post 15069712)
Is there a specific knot you use to keep the line from losing tension while you tie it?

Yes but I don't know the technical name for it. I wrap the tire to get the size the cut sting and tie it off the tire then put it on. Much easier than trying to tie it on tire. We run on really rocky gravel and I don't have any sign of wear on the string.

0verkill 11-05-2017 09:05 PM

This is my rear gearbox big bearing modification (8x16x4).

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...e64d0b5b3.jpeg

Machined front side, uses 8x16x4 bearing.

https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...dd592f055.jpeg

Machined rear side, uses 8x16x4 bearing.

https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...17ab8fe12.jpeg

https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...70dfac4d6.jpeg

The stock pinion bearings are 5x13x4, that's too small for me :)

https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...4b0020105.jpeg

Steel bushing, 5x8x8mm

https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...05fca3734.jpeg

She's ready to run! I ended up pressing in the steel bushing with a vice on each side of the bearing, it's not moving and is rock solid. Everything spins smooth, ready to rock & roll 👍

https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...8cea035bc.jpeg

https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...2767dd81f.jpeg

3500ltz 11-06-2017 08:08 AM

Tekno rubicon, your his/hers basher MT410's look awesome and ready for a bashing!! I'm diggin the retro ford body choice and trimming on them! Really like those paddle tires too i've never tried a set.



Originally Posted by 0verkill (Post 15070904)
This is my rear gearbox big bearing modification (8x16x4).

Machined front side, uses 8x16x4 bearing.

Impressive machining Overkill, those larger output bearings definitely look BEEFY! You have a shop yourself? Were you blowing through those bearings or just a part you wanted to try and improve?

vettehigh 11-06-2017 09:00 AM


Originally Posted by 3500ltz (Post 15071237)
Tekno rubicon, your his/hers basher MT410's look awesome and ready for a bashing!! I'm diggin the retro ford body choice and trimming on them! Really like those paddle tires too i've never tried a set.




Impressive machining Overkill, those larger output bearings definitely look BEEFY! You have a shop yourself? Were you blowing through those bearings or just a part you wanted to try and improve?

I see Overkill has this done on both the MT410 and ET48?

bootbox 11-06-2017 12:52 PM

These things are easily the most sturdy RC I've ever owned, but nothing is foolproof. Here's the aftermath of a head on collision with an immovable object at full speed :tire:

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...794c3f1845.jpg

I hit a 1ft tall ring of bricks around the base of a tree at the edge of a dirt road I was hauling down. Worst possible timing too, it happened right before the weekend's perfect weather.

I had a ton of spare parts stockpiled, just none of the ones I needed :lol: It does look like all the parts will be here today, slim chance I'll be able to get it fixed up and get a run in by the time it gets dark though.

vettehigh 11-06-2017 01:19 PM


Originally Posted by bootbox (Post 15071529)
These things are easily the most sturdy RC I've ever owned, but nothing is foolproof. Here's the aftermath of a head on collision with an immovable object at full speed :tire:

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...794c3f1845.jpg

I hit a 1ft tall ring of bricks around the base of a tree at the edge of a dirt road I was hauling down. Worst possible timing too, it happened right before the weekend's perfect weather.

I had a ton of spare parts stockpiled, just none of the ones I needed :lol: It does look like all the parts will be here today, slim chance I'll be able to get it fixed up and get a run in by the time it gets dark though.

:cry:

0verkill 11-06-2017 06:43 PM


Originally Posted by 3500ltz (Post 15071237)
Impressive machining Overkill, those larger output bearings definitely look BEEFY! You have a shop yourself? Were you blowing through those bearings or just a part you wanted to try and improve?

Thanks. I don't own a shop, I had this done at my friends machine shop. This is an area that I wanted to improve upon.


Originally Posted by vettehigh (Post 15071288)
I see Overkill has this done on both the MT410 and ET48?

This is for my ET48, they all use the same gearbox.


Originally Posted by bootbox (Post 15071529)
These things are easily the most sturdy RC I've ever owned, but nothing is foolproof. Here's the aftermath of a head on collision with an immovable object at full speed

Do you have a T-Bone bumper? If not, now may be a good time :)

fullpull 11-06-2017 07:29 PM

Quick few question that I know have a few answers....

Intended use will be bashing.. from street, high bite, to grass fields, tracks of course and everything in between. Mainly on 4s. Wheels racer to 3.8s.

Thinking 2000kv? or CC 2200kv?

Diff setup? 70/70/50

Thanks.

fullpull 11-07-2017 07:59 AM


Originally Posted by fullpull (Post 15071921)
Quick few question that I know have a few answers....

Intended use will be bashing.. from street, high bite, to grass fields, tracks of course and everything in between. Mainly on 4s. Wheels racer to 3.8s.

Thinking 2000kv? or CC 2200kv?

Diff setup? 70/70/50

Thanks.

Got the info, think I'll have both motors just to be safe.

T8 2000kv and CC 2200kv .

Great builds everyone!

I'm hooked.

bootbox 11-07-2017 09:05 AM


Originally Posted by 0verkill (Post 15071877)
Do you have a T-Bone bumper? If not, now may be a good time :)

Good idea. Which version is sturdier I wonder, the basher or the scale MT style?

vettehigh 11-07-2017 09:17 AM


Originally Posted by bootbox (Post 15072296)
Good idea. Which version is sturdier I wonder, the basher or the scale MT style?

I use their 57017 and 57021 :nod:


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