PixelJunkie

Ok that's great to know cheers [emoji1303] but worried about losing one in middle of a lake but guess you could always try and use the other to rescue it lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I just ordered these exact same boats in the sale, always wanted a boat so decided to take the plunge! Excuse the pun. Any advice or tips from your experience with these 2? I might be swapping the esc in the inception for the HW 120a version. Looking forward to it [emoji1303] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Someone on eBay bought the whole buggy Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sorry it's sold now cheers Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Bump price lowered Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Reluctantly selling my genuine Kyosho Scorpion XXL VE 1/7 scale Brushless Baja to fund my next project. In great condition and is used but not abused so some marks and scuffs as to be expected. Upgraded with the following: • Full new rare CEN M/T diff, a modification to allow running of a 6s Lipo without any diff issues. • Brand new Arrma BLX 185 Waterproof 150 amp ESC & 2020Kv Motor to allow up to a 6s Lipo. Ec5 connector with about 4 packs through it. • T-Bone front bumper and rear skid plate. • New Proline Desperado wheels & 3.8 Badland tyres on rear. • New black Kyosho front wheels. • Kyosho wheel extension hubs all round. • Side LED light pods never used. Extremely fast on 6s Lipo and great for bashing with a 4s Lipo. No Lipo's included. All upgrades are pretty much brand new and barely used. Also comes with spare original wheels (some scuffs) original wheel hubs, original diff, set of brand new rear tyres, various rod ends,1/5 scale servo kit, shock adjusters and spare Desperado Wheel. Upgrades alone in excess of £250. No returns due to nature of hobby. Overview: Monster Size Chassis: 3mm high grade aluminum chassis with double wall chassis brace. The biggest in the Kyosho Line Smart Battery Tray Design: Adjustable bed tray allows to fit and secure various size and types of battery packs. Scale Body: Aero body with roll cage and driver, lights and working air vents. Flip Top Body: With 4 body clips off the body swings open for easy maintenance. Super Big-Bore Shocks: Larger and thicker than truck shocks with 4mm shafts for intense all terrain action. Big Tires: Big Sand Super high grip tires are mounted to wheels that are compatible with 1/8 racing truck tires. Heavy Duty Drivetrain: Bullet proof drivetrain with slipper clutch and all-metal gears in the transmission. Gull-Wing Type Front Suspension: More stroke and efficient damping for tight corning capability. Mid Motor Configuration: Race Bred design 1/8th size (17mm) hex hubs Working side cooling vents Heavy duty side guards All Hex Screws Sealed receiver compartment Waterproof, high-torque, high-speed steering servo Specifications: Scale: 1/7 Length: 630mm (24.8") Width: 402mm (15.8") Height: 244mm (9.6") Wheelbase: 452mm (17.7") Gear Ratio: 16:1 Weight: 4400g * £250 plus postage. PayPal Sent

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Yep [emoji1303] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Was thinking £75 and its only had 3 packs through it so more or less brand new it has stronger diff cups too Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

May sell it as a roller but will put original diff back in Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Let me know if anyone is interested in my CEN diff for the Scorpion as I maybe breaking it soon to sell. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes I hear you thanks for the advice [emoji1303] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looking at that picture maybe the ESC could be re-located to the other side above the servo? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Still on the fence about whether to get one or not now the battery thing is concerning me plus already got a petrol DBXL decisions decisions! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No sorry not got width but not sure that will be as much of an issue as the length. I was looking at the Turnigy graphene 6000mah 4s but won't look like they will fit at 160mm and yes the don't look much room to make any mods! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk