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at first I thought it would be a little bigger. Also thought it was pretty high priced for a 1\8th scale. Considering The Xmaxx is $200 more.
ThunderRC on youtube modified his to make it fit the 6S packs he wanted to run. Basically ground down the top piece to give more room. Not sure if that would help with 2x3S or not though.
The problem I was facing was the width and the height of the 3s hard packs combined. I could see modifying for a 6s hard pack. But with the 3s no such luck. Tried 2 different brands and both had same dimensions. It was for a 5200mah pair. Ended up taking them out of the case and wrapping them for soft packs. It still was tight but just right. So still could go about an inch in length but not any thicker. Standing side by side. No wiggle room either for space in that regard either. Maybe if you layed them on top of each other you could gain another 1/4 to 1/2 in by doing as you said.
With soft packs only could you....wanna make sure I didn't confuse anyone with that last bit.The problem I was facing was the width and the height of the 3s hard packs combined. I could see modifying for a 6s hard pack. But with the 3s no such luck. Tried 2 different brands and both had same dimensions. It was for a 5200mah pair. Ended up taking them out of the case and wrapping them for soft packs. It still was tight but just right. So still could go about an inch in length but not any thicker. Standing side by side. No wiggle room either for space in that regard either. Maybe if you layed them on top of each other you could gain another 1/4 to 1/2 in by doing as you said.
How did you fill a trailer up? Was it wheel barrow, bagged or boxed, barreled? I'm having a hard time picturing that. Hopefully its secure incase the aluminum shaving truck doesn't crash into the rust powder truck.
I checked the site friday and saturday. Nothing. Late saturday I posted thinking we were past that, I guess it just got hung up.
The shavings were loaded into gaylords, which were basically the size of 48" square pallets and 48" tall. They were double stacked in the semi. The shop I worked at, at that time, had usually only filled a big dumpster per month of aluminum, but this big job came in that required huge billet blanks, that weighed 700lb+ that were whittled down to parts I could remove off the machine lifting with my forearms.How did you fill a trailer up? Was it wheel barrow, bagged or boxed, barreled? I'm having a hard time picturing that. Hopefully its secure incase the aluminum shaving truck doesn't crash into the rust powder truck.
I dont doubt you, but I always wondered how the sjavings are moved.
I checked the site friday and saturday. Nothing. Late saturday I posted thinking we were past that, I guess it just got hung up.
It's better quality than arms. Handles better. You get what you pay for. Very beefy. I drive on my track daily. Every
Went from stock 13t pinion to an 18t. And boy does she rip! But the tires pizza cut like crazy. Gonna put some ear plugs in the center diff. Drop to a 16t and see how that sits with it. Gotta feeling that will be the sweet spot! Anybody else catch that video on YouTube with the Sledge on 8s? That's the way to go... just gotta come up with a battery solution.
My wife got me one for our anniversary. This is by far the best rc i have ever driven. Speed and handling are insane.
It has become my go to truck of choice as well. Drive it more then my xmaxx even. Just really well balanced if you ask me. I broke one front axel and lost a rear. But have fixed the issue with the remedy. Got it running 8s right now... cause why not? It's just as crazy as it sounds and it's awesome! We'll be changing back though cause it's just stupid powerful. Lol!
