No problem... The Hobbywing Fusion SE motor/ESC has a built in BEC and supports 6v and 7.4v for standard servos. Recently though,I swapped to a direct power servo so no BEC was necessary for the electronics I have in my rig.

exactly - we dont need to see 6 minutes of this hahaha

Yeah took me a bit to figure it all out. I only used this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKOcXmifZb-KfpY

Also the stock bully wheels wont fit around the knuckles. I bought aftermarket 2.2's that would fit.

Thank you.

Is there another part i need to get to make these work? Different axels? Lol im so confused with these knuckles.

​@markless125 the video shows different axles but the concept is the same. You could reach out to the dlux fan FB group page or email dlux direct to see if they can help out.

Cool - Thanks!

I held off for a while until a friend let me drive theirs and i was hooked.

I made a splitter off the battery to feed each motor. You can buy one, im sure.

@@grvtyboyRC ahh like a Y lead.

love 'em. Low speed control and slow start are amazing. Much much better than stock brushed motors and stock electronics....i have tried a stock set up. . I have the ability to adjust underdrive on the fly from the RX and also am set for rear dig and front dig which comes in handy. The Fusion SE motirs have too much wheel speed for me, so i have to limit the throttle travel.

@@grvtyboyRCThat is awesome. I'm currently building a Bully 2 and have a brushed setup for it but man i really like the idea of brushless. Any modifications needed to make them fit?

@@BigD3D I did connect the rear lower links and shocks on the outside on the mounts on the axle side rather than on the inside. I did have to slightly bend one of the front links as well to fit more comfortably around the motor. Very slight bend.

I think it was a CA practice day (not a show day) because family was there shooting with the old VHS camcorder

@@grvtyboyRC It can't be in California... We would be at Sac state.... The DCW tours, in 1991, didn't have dates... On the road.... without shows. We did one hitch in Socal and another in the northwest. Drums along the Rockies was actually a pretty intense schedule and this has that DGAF Midwest Vibe after a week at altitude and then coming back to oxygen.

@@grvtyboyRC Nope. In 91, we didn't have DCW tours with an open day. There was an early weekend in Socal and a hitch through the northwest. This was somewhere after DATR. Besides, it has that DGAF vibe. We knew we were kicking the shit out of VK. The 1991 Freelancers hold the record for the highest prelim score.

I will double check when I get home.

292mm is my wheel base for my rig and the F350 body seems to fit. I did trim the body based on what I wanted it to look like. I never could find the actual wheelbase listed but its around 11.5" or a little less.

Thank you I want to build a class 1 and need to do some link shopping and get a body too lol

@Mikro383 EXO RC makes various length links and all high clearance. That's what is on this rig

I'm planning on the exo everest chassis I know carbon fiber is class 1 legal now but I'd really like the aluminum versions back in stock

Awesome - Thank you for the sub : )

Thanks for the comment.

Thanks!

Thanks for the comment - Very happy and surprised how well the longer shocks worked. I had 90's on there originally. Check out Pricey's Custom Shocks on Face book. He's in austrailia and will have a conversation with you about your build, weights and really will setup what will accomplish your needs. I was going for shorter shocks but I wanted longer drop/extended so he suggested 100mm but a ride height is 75mm (partial droop) . I so have Incision S8A shock accessory kit that replace the standard shock rod end on the bottom and drop the shock another 5mm.

Just to add, i would buy any other 100mm shocks.. if you're considering another brand then stick with 90s. The internal springs above and below piston really allow the shock to work with that long throw.

Thanks for the reply and all the information! I really appreciate it. It’s hard to find good info on the moon buggies; especially shocks that look and act the part. I shot Pricey a message last week, but they’re shut down until Feb. I’ll wait for them and order a similar setup as yours.

@@DP-vd6bl He'll be back online soon. Its worth the wait.

Totally get it. I get more plays when I have short videos. When I do anything above 2 minutes, I get less watches. DOing shorter videos means I have more content to release more often...which I'm trying to do : ) thanks for the comment

Thanks!

Haha thanks ... I appreciate it.

Thank you. Really appreciate the comment.

Thanks for the dub. Its becoming my favorite rig. I think next upgrade will be the DLUX dravtec shocks....

Glad you enjoyed it. I'm getting use to attaching the camera to a phone adapter on the Transmitter.... but still struggle trying to stay in frame : )

I use a selfie stick with bluetooth to start and stop recording. It means you have to drive one handed. But it gets the job done. @@grvtyboyRC

@@MysticRiverRC Yeah I tried that and just not good enough driving one handed hahah. Sometimes I use a small tripod and just shoot the same section a couple times different angles and use DaVince Resolve to edit.

Awesome - Thanks for the comment! Im trying to keep the vids short.. I dont have much of an attention span hahah.

Cool -- Thanks!

awesome - It quickly became one of my favorite crawlers. I've only had 4 or 5 battery packs through it so far.

thank you - I appreciate the comment

You know I really like the scale look and they perform relatively ok. But they are not in my top 5 list of tires. I do have other tires I would choose first before putting these on. But for scale licensed tires they look amazing.

@@grvtyboyRC thanks for the input! Really appreciated!!

Thanks for the nice comment.

I thought about cantilever but ended for now sticking with 80mm internal spring shocks. I made a custom shock tower so I could lean the shocks far forward to not interfere with the bed. It works ok but side hill performance is terrible and allows the rear of the body to roll a lot so its not the best setup. But I like how it looked. I think shorter shocks or a cantilever setup would be better. (maybe even limit straps would help)

Thanks ! Yes 1.9" wheels and tires are 4.05"

Hi, This is an SCX10iii chassis (frame rails, axles, skid and hardware underneath) with the KillerbodyRC LC70 shell.

Thanks, from the original build, switched to the HobbyWing Quickrun Fusion FOC ESC/Motor 1800KV. Added the Supshafty Rear link riser. Swapped out original shocks to 90mm desert liszards. I think thats it. The rpoline trenachers have the stock foams. I'll be replacing those soon.

Some nice mods. What do you think of that motor?

Yes exactly hahaha

Reach out to #rcsherp on instagram. He manufactures them and build to order. Made by CustomRC Product/service Custom made RC model of the Sherp all-terrain vehicle⚙🛠 To order, write to direct🤗 facebook.com/customrc1

Defintely hit up #818sfastestrc on instagram as he owns the hauler. I just shot some video for him. He has more video on his instagram as well.

Thank you... since the umg10 isn't made any more I'm trying to be careful with that body. Haha

Thank you .... I hope to do more small vids like this.

Thanks... My buddy owns the SHERP and I just did the video. His instagram is #rc_calicrawling

Thanks . I'll get some running videos posted at some point.

Hey I am looking at getting this same body. Did you have to get a mount kit and any trimming or cutting? Any tips for me? Absolutely awesome rig btw!

The thin rubber (yellow) tubing was just something I found around the house. I was really trying to find something on-line and never did. Probably only 2.5-3mm diameter hollow tubing and just fit directly onto the fuel cell. For the larger filler tube for the fuel cell, most people use clear or black water tube from home depot. (for a home water filter system or gardening supplies)

@@grvtyboyRC awesome! Thank you for the help

Thanks Man

Thanks for the sub!