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what type of battery connector is on the ECX 1/24 Barrage?

Sent you a PM.

They look like Iconic rims from Locked Up RC http://www.lockeduprc.com/19-Iconic-SLW-Black_p_802.html

Sometimes you are better off keeping the bushing, the small bearings do not last. Prime example is the Axial XR10; 5x8x2.5mm bearing in the transmission that failed all the time, no mater the brand. The solution was to install bushings or upgrade the motor plates and transmission housing that...

My Trekker had the same problem. The stock motor did not have enough torque, so I picked up a 90T motor off eBay. That fixed the problem. I think it was a predator motor???

Now the crawling addiction begins. From a 1/24th scale in the back yard to a 1/10th shafty, than a 1/10th MOA. Nice course.

1/18 if you want to play outside, 1/24 if you want to play in the house. Had a Losi Trekker 1/24 scale. Had a small crawler course in the basement for the winter, and it was perfect. Outside it is just to small unless you have a dedicated area for it.

I run ProLine split six beadlocks on my Slash, and I have not had any problems with them. STRC Racing makes beadlock rings for them, so you can change the color. RC4WD makes some aluminum beadlock. http://store.rc4wd.com/Mickey-Thompson-Classic-Lock-2230-Short-Course-Beadlock-Wheels_p_3134.html

If you were going to replace all of your links with turnbuckles, could you use the 41.9mm for all 6?

Axial has a nice product, but they are money pits. Right of the bat you are going to want aluminum chubs, universals or CVD, aluminum or Ti links and steering linkage. Your up to $450 - $500 I have had (2) Wraiths, (3) SCX10, and currently have (2) AX10 and a XR10.

1/16 e-revo

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Well, I gave the Boost a little love this weekend and than beat the hell out of it. Picked up some Pro-Line split six short course rims and trencher tires to give the boost some more clearance, and installed a set of Traxxas alum shock caps with Dlux-Fab big bore ends. The extra clearance makes...

regme The Spectrum DX4S and DX4R Pro can do this, and the Futaba 3PMX, 4PLS, and 4PX. You would need to do some research, but I would assume a hacked Flysky GT3B or GT3C would do this. overkillrc.com makes the hack kit.

You can power up the motor right from the battery or a DC power supply. An adjustable power supply would be the best, 0 to 7V would simulate throttling up from min to max.

7955 is a great servo. Did you add a BEC? Not sure what you are running for an ESC, but it might not be able to supply the current required for the servo and give you some brownouts.

Congratulations xlDooM

Building a Gmade Sawback. Bead blasted the frame, primed, and painted. Custom rear bumper, and got the electronics installed.

Spectrum DX4R Pro, and the Best radio I have ever owned. I have had a Futaba 3PMX, and hated it. It was a bulky radio and just did not feel good holding it. I also tried a Flysky GT3C; radio worked fine but it felt really cheap

In the Boost and Slash I run Ace hard case 2 cell 5000mAh 25C, and in my crawlers I run Turnigy 3 cell 800 and 1300mAh 30C. I have not had any problem with either brand.