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1/5 Scale Crawler

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It should take a Cobalt since it fits a 540.


I think a Cobalt would be too long. I'm not disputing the motor fitment at the gearbox, I mean the gap between the links looks too narrow for a Cobalt to me. Especially given JRH's 7Ts have the wires stickin' out 'backwards'. I think you'd get into issue with the back of the can, or at least the leads, fouling the link on one side myself.
 
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We don't even have crack rocks that big in louisiana. $800 would cover half of a nice comp rig lol. Its a nice shelf ornament though.
 
If anyone has one of these and wants to put a Cobalt in it, please let me know. We can fab up just what you need at EEM. In fact, we may have secret experience with a top secret project thats very similar.
 
well you would sure as hell want a lot of torque!!!^^^ lol, i still kinda dig it, would be fun for a few minutes.
 
It's interesting because it's big, but that's it for me. I've had awful experience with rc4wd shocks on my baja 5b - they looked great though lol.
 
i think its a good effert. and with a 1/5ther, you could run to real 1:1 places to crawl and probably do pretty well. I've had thoughts on a 1/5 crawler, but it would be quite different from what they did. i think its a good effort though. gotta say something to be the first into production. I think if things were done right, a Large Scale RC Crawler society would begin.
 
A 1/5 crawler.... with wheel weights?

It'll probably weigh around 25 pounds lol
 
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