Taking the modified RC4WD BFGOODRICH Trailfinder for a nice long drive.

This rig started as an RC4WD BFGOODRICH Edition Trailfinder.
Anyway...this is what I swapped and changed.
Boom Racing BRX90 axles front and rear.
All of A&M Garage sliders, transfer-case Skid and mount, Anti-wrap bar both front and rear and bumpers front and rear.
RC4WD Mickey Thompson Baja Claws 1.55 TTC version in the Advanced X2S³ Compound.
RC4WD Mojave cab with Marlin bed.
Vanquish Incision driveshafts.
Powering all this is a Hobbywing Fusion 1800kv.
Protek 370TBL 650oz servo.
TRX4 shocks with RC4WD Trailfinder internal coils.

[@Brian_Mowry__BMOW71]

Nice run and good looking course! Great job on the TF2 build! The weathering on the body looks great! Nice list of parts including the A&M items. I'm still running the stock axles on my Marlin, but I'll have to check out them Boom Racing BRX90's.

[@tomlucasrccrawlers9108]

Thank you for the awesome compliments. Much appreciated. On my original 10+ year old Trailfinder, I ran the stock axles for about 6 months then the dog-bones in the front axle brokes. RC4WD had just came out with CVD's so I put those in. Then a short time later my two Sons and I were in the mountains with our rigs and at the end of the day my rear ring and pinion let-go and was popping. RC4WD sent me helical gears. So for all those years...probably 7 years I was running upgraded but stock-ish axles. With the helical gear and CVD's the Trailfinder axles are really strong. Literally from one I installed a brushless Novak Goat 2s system that was BEC'd to run on 3s. It was fast and an awesome crawl system. Everyone was saying it was too powerful and would break....but it never did. Reason I went to the BRX70 and BRX90 axle was for better steering, gear ratio choices(five or six of them), and the high pinion design. Thank you again.

[@Brian_Mowry__BMOW71]

@@tomlucasrccrawlers9108 thanks for the info on the axles. My stock axles have done well, but it's only a matter of time before they'll be worn out. The BRX axles seem to be a nice option since they have better steering and a high pinion. I see you just uploaded a vid showing the axle conversion. I'll check it out! Thanks!

[@tomlucasrccrawlers9108]

You're welcome. Hope everything works out. It's an easy conversion.