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Parts needed for a Redcat Everest

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Daniel C

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Hey I am looking for a cheap body for a 1/10 scale Redcat Everest. I am hoping for cheap for bashing. Any ideas?
 
So hey my kid bent a rear axle link bar and the axle was tweeked so the drive shaft was going through universal joints like a kid with candy then the gear bor went leaving metal shavings in the motor. So I contacted the Red Cat company and they said oh yeah we get these calls all the time. Red cat uses cheap drive trains. After we hung up I called amazon where I bought it to find out he had already called and said I wrecked it and they won't help me cover it. Well after telling amazon my side of things they decided to help filling a a to z claim to get me a full refund. Ha jokes on them. Anyway the point to all this is don't buy Red Cat.
 
Amazon has been great with thier customer service. I had a redcat earthquake 3.5 that I converted to electric but ended up trading it for a bunch of escs and motors. I never did like the way they drove. Looked like a cheap knock off of a t-maxx if you ask me. Seems redcat copies other designs and claims them as thier own.
I ended up getting a t-maxx and then an original e-maxx and a second converted t-maxx when all was said and done. I love my maxx trucks very tough and affordable. I got my wife's t-maxx for about 230 fully converted and upgraded. My e-maxx was fully upgraded with over 1000 dollars in the build for 325
 
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