txt-1 brushless novak hv-pro 6.5

Full bearings, big bore shocks, dual digital servos, revo driveshafts, 14 cells 1900 sanyo nicd, novak hv-pro 6.5 brushless system, futaba 3pm radio.

The Novak brushless system is great! You can see the speed, and it also slows down to a crawl if you want. My stock motors would never be able to turn that slowly. It has easily twice the power of the dual 550 motors I had in it before, and runs much longer. It is a little lighter since it only has one motor.

High CG causes it to flip easily, this is the stock position for the battery.

RED loctite on the diff screws!! I kept having to tighten up the screws even with blue loctite. It is too much work to tear the rear end apart, and with this motor, it would chew up the gear and spit it out!

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• txt-1
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• tamiya

[dixiedingo]

I have an emaxx transmission in it now. It is geared for 30:1, I think it is 12/78, on the old style emaxx transmission. I kept stripping the stock transmission gears, it really needs a slipper clutch with high powered motors.

[digger1920]

lock the rear end i highly recommend it i like how it drives although u get faster wear on your drive train

[timjameson88]

i think you may get struk by light ning

[superGforce1]

@dixiedingo Hey idk i fu have already dont this cause the vid is so old but you should really take off the sway bars off the lower links. They actually incrace ur chance of flipping over. :D