Thank you!

Thank you.

@@BLKLSTRC what kinda layer height you working with?

I haven't deviated from the generic setup in the slicer so it is a .6mm Nozzle at .24mm layer height. 200mm/s print speed.

@@BLKLSTRC you have answered the age old question of "you wouldn't download a car" with a resounding "fuck you I would of i could"

Thank You

I turn the controller on first, Then I plug the battery into the plane. Then if that doesn't connect in about 10 seconds I check the throttle full power then right to zero. Mine has issues connecting some times so if that doesn't work I unplug the battery and plug it back in again. Toy grades are a bit finicky like that but for the price of course it will have some quirks.

@@stigwhite3535 I am going to try and recreate it. Got this one off another T-maxx I picked up in a trade.

I have had a lot of them and they are great trucks especially for kids and beginners.

Thank you.

Now that I have gone through it and fixed the issues I did have with it the truck is great. Going to stuff a Hobbywing Fusion in it because why not. I haven't really ever had an issue with rtr electronics. Most last a decent bit before I swap them for better stuff but the esc and motor that came on this one was probably stuffed in on a Friday at quitting time.

@BLKLSTRC man that sux!!! I got 7 3s packs through my stock esc, I pulled ot because I needed a drag break, stock motor is still in and holding up, mine absolutely rips on 3s lol! I'm working on several builds on this platform for my channel. I've honestly been pretty impressed for the price its a bargain IMO

@@RcDungeon With the 1060 and 12t motor I have in it right now it is pretty fun on the trails on 2s. Brushless is the next step for mine along with some good trail tires. Even though it is just a China Clone the price is great if you want a Bruiser.

@BLKLSTRC I agree seeing what I can do with a few of these. I'll be breaking into a build of the old school bruiseruptor on one just have to machine my own rear axle because Rc4wd discontinued the one they made I think in 2019

@@RcDungeon Sounds like a fun project.

Amazon, Ebay, or local hobby shop. It is the Tamiya Clodbuster/Bullhead chassis tub.

@ Thanks! I’ll look into it!

That SCX6 is a BEAST! I am not surprised it won.

Thank you. I was afraid I may have started to ramble during the video. But I wanted to cover as much as I could think of.

Holy Shit for $70 That right there is a DAMN good deal. Nice Score.

Yes I ran 2s Lipo on mine with the stock esc and motor without issue. going from 7.2V nimh to the 7.4V Lipo won't add enough extra stress to burn it out on the stock gearing.

@BLKLSTRC thank blacklist. U r my rc god

@@stigwhite3535 Happy I could help.

Got a 25kg steering servo coming tomorrow. Looking forward to quicker steering.

@@stigwhite3535 It will be a big improvement over the stock servo.

@mondomikeg4921 Thanks. Yeah can't really go wrong with the old school monster truck deep dish wheels with those massive chevrons.

@@BLKLSTRC This is a GREAT platform to begin with. Maybe I'm a little biased, but I just bought my first Brand New RC for that was not a gift. PS... What axles are compatible? I'm looking for maybe a 1/8th scale. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

@mondomikeg4921 When I built mine, I used the Everest 10 axles, but having locked diffs made it act weird under acceleration. Was great for crawling, but for bashing and jumping, it hindered the truck. So I swapped them out for Redcat GroundPounder axles. It's much better for Monster truck stuff. If you are going to build it as a custom Monster Truck, I would suggest those or similar. If you want to keep it a crawler, just about any crawler axle will fit with the correct length links.

@bensnipes7288 Trying to find one of those MIP pipes is a pain. They sound bad ass.

@stigwhite3535 Not sure I have seen a heat sink that can be opened or closed but I would say absolutely use it if you have it.

@BLKLSTRC when would I have it open or closed. So sorry to sound stupid. I just don't know

@stigwhite3535 That I am not sure about. I would have to see the esc and motor you are using.

Thank u again il put some photos up. Again thank u for your help

@@Ghosty-RC Thank you

Upgrading the steering servo is a pretty easy process. Depending on what you do with the truck will narrow down the choices in which one to purchase. As for actually replacing the part I will do a video aswell as this response here to clear up any confusion there is. But generally you remove the screw keeping the servo horn attached. Then remove the 2-4 screws holding the servo in the mount. Unplug the servo from the receiver and then with the new servo reverse this process. Again I will make a video to provide further aid. As for the servo to purchase I stay with the cheaper options from amazon. This link is to some I recently purchased for use in my nitro trucks and they work great: a.co/d/03ruPFC . I also have used these and they work well on heavier trucks: a.co/d/4amz3Ll . Some will suggest you spend the same amount of a new truck on a servo because "You get what you pay for". In some rare instances sure this will be the case however I find most of the budget friendly products work great and even outlast or outperform some of the big dollar parts.

Once I am done testing the body I plan on having it painted the exact match to the movie.

Thank you!

A little different but those differences make it a much better running truck in the long run. Enjoy it, I know I enjoy bringing mine out.

@Carmonia1 RCE is only a 30 minute drive from me. I love going to their events.

Thank you

@@BLKLSTRC I love that car I would like to get one made for my arrma felony

Hit me up on Facebook and we can go over the details. I can easily scale it up to fit a Felony.

@@BLKLSTRC something like that how much would you charge

Yes it did. Technically lol. They did a rematch and the SCX6 did win the rematch.

Yes it is. Trying to find one now is pretty hard.

Thank you

Yes indeed.

I am sure if Tamiya wasn't directly involved their influence is there. Tamiya is one of the biggest RC companies. On top of that they have been around for a VERY Long time.

@@SoundStream101 A Big Brute is another one I would mind adding to the collection. But my experience with Kyosho products is limited to my 2wd Outlaw Rampage TT and my Nitro Ultima ST.

@BasBoyRC That was the biggest point I was hoping to make. I agree.

I am going to have to check out that sight.

My luck with Nitro wasn't great either. My first one was a dud. Or maybe I was just expecting it to work like my electric ones did. Looking back now I definitely didn't pay attention or want to learn how to make them really shine. Now I really enjoy them.

@@BLKLSTRC My 1st was a real dud as well, my second went a little better then got worse. I gave it away to someone who likes them. Turns out the factory settings was the issue, on the low end the turns they said needed to be doubled. Plus it was killing a glow plug per run. I'm happy just to keep electric as rarely I have issues when out.

Not in this video no. There will be some more of it driving soon.

Hell yeah man. Full rebuild on a vintage or usual maintenance?

@@BLKLSTRC rebuild on a vintage one I have had for many years

That's awesome.

I myself haven't seen any real issues durability wise. I am pretty sure in the middle of the video I mentioned they are pretty durable. I get mine up to about 25mph ish and hit small bumps and jumps with ease. Donuts are easy on 2s in dirt or sand and so far I have not had anything break on me. I am sure it could be pushed a bit harder and handle it.

@@BLKLSTRC I am happy to hear that. I was going to get oil filled shocks for it. So, that way when it jumps it will land planted. However, this is a monster truck and they bounce when they land. So, now I think I will stick with the friction dampers because the truck will bounce. Thoughts?

I myself am going to replace the stock shocks with Aluminum oil filled ones but that's just what I do to just about every one of my trucks.

@@BLKLSTRC I agree, I have replaced every car or truck shocks with aluminum shocks. I think the Clod Buster is not a high performance truck. It is supposed to bounce and look good doing that. Thoughts?

Yeah that is part of the charm of the Clodbuster.

Seems like a reasonable update to the chassis then.

Those three steel chassis reinforcement plates were added way before the Super Clod Buster came out. They originally debuted on the Bull Head in 1990 and have been included in every Clod Buster release since.

I did not know that. Learn something new every day.

@@Locoboy5150 Oh ok. I thought it was in the Super Clod.

Thanks bud. The Clodbuster is an awesome truck.

Thank you. Just got to mess with the tune slightly give her a bit more go go juice and it will be perfect.

I thought so.

@@BLKLSTRC u were correct

Enjoy!