@@shaderu5825 I do plan to sell the files eventually. They're not easy to print and require vary precise settings as to not use a lot of filament so I would have to write out a really long description that I just have not had time to do before posting the files for sale.

@@shawnrichardson118 they do work well. Plenty of grip but no sidewall flex to roll you over so easily

@@simon5ay5 that makes sense

The sense wire still has to go to the esc only the positive and negative go to battery

Thank you. I'm very happy how it's coming out. I've got a 3d printed BOA mount as well on my other rig. It can work well in the right vehicle

They are just painted red 😁

Sweet thank you 👍🏻

Thank you it still needs a lot of work but it's coming out nicely

Nice pointers 👍 I've got a 50 lb bag of sand to throw down when I put the top layer of paint down I need to get going on finishing the track 😁 I'll try that if I need spots with more traction after that

I bought a 50 pack of 3mm red leds and a 50pack of white LEDs and drilled holes in the cab for them to use as headlights and taillights

@@simon5ay5 you had to wire them?

@@OGKDOG104 yes wired it up myself left them separate from the stock rock lights 👍

I'm using the Hot racing over drive transmission. I did some more work yesterday and was able to leave the upper links in the stock location by putting an oring under the front transmission bolt leaning the motor backwards slightly missing the link mounts

The steering links a.co/d/0aaPLbJ

Thanks it's been a lot of work and still so much to do but it's coming together nicely👍

If you don't add a ton of brass the stock motor is decent. But if you don't add a bunch of brass it falls over to easy so it's a balance. I have 3 of my 6 with stock motors the others have 66t hot racing motors. I would love to go brushless they are amazing but it's a lot of money

@@simon5ay5 thank you very much the information,I was concerned it was wine of those situations where you have to sink a lot of money in it just to start enjoying it I've seen those brushless setup and they are really insane but way to pricy for first crawler back in to the hobby Thank for your advice and help , glad I found a helpful place on this platform

@@Kink3chamilian you don't have to spend much on it to have fun. Even stock they are fun, you just have to pick them up more cause they fall over 😁 If you want cheapest improvement for money brass wheels are probably best. But they are something that creates more rotating mass so if you start adding a lot of other brass the motor starts to suffer. I find around 400_450 grams is usually a good overall weight to keep electronics happy more than that and servos and motor wear quicker.

Yes the rear drive shaft had to be lengthened I used a spare Gladiator shaft I cut slightly