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Go on then, I'll confess. I got one.

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The body has popped off a few times. Been repaired with shoe goo and dry wall tape.

I'm not really impressed with the stock ESC, it's bit rubbish. So I've ordered a Hobbywing max 6.

But i got to admit, it's a cool truck. Handles the rough moorland terrain i sometimes bash on better than anything I have used.

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22 minutes ago, steephill said:

Go on then, I'll confess. I got one.

P1040256

 

The body has popped off a few times. Been repaired with shoe goo and dry wall tape.

I'm not really impressed with the stock ESC, it's bit rubbish. So I've ordered a Hobbywing max 6.

But i got to admit, it's a cool truck. Handles the rough moorland terrain i sometimes bash on better than anything I have used.

 

Mine is my go to basher.

Fun and easy to drive and jump. certainly not perfect (but what model is) worth every.

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The TB centre diff of the XMaxx takes 20 million what do you use I’ve heard [emoji101]ear plugs ??? I think I’d sooner use fluid but???

So what would you use and where to get it from.

I also need some 1 million so if I could get it from the same place and save on the postage that would be great.

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Crash them.

 

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New lower front bulkhead needed.

 

I’ve a new one on order, with this one I’m going to epoxy weld it back together then keep it in stock, all I can say is that the [emoji269] was lucky.

 

New front upper bulkhead need now[emoji12]

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Still, managed to clean and oil the bearings for the steering

 

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I was going to do the servo saver mod with a screw and nylon, but noticed the screw already in can not back out because it’s held down by a moulded piece which locks it in.

 

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All back together

 

New front lower

 

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New front upper

 

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Serviced the steering bearings servo saver and it’s made a real difference the steering is more precise it’s worth stripping down and doing, maybe my lad can now avoid the [emoji268] [emoji4]

 

 

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