This truck was my inspiration too largely, though I never did bother with a single central motor mount in the end, too much hassle. Liking the battery stops, those look rather nifty :yes:

Buy some lipos though- get the zippies, cheap and awesome specs- you'll be blown away by the power and speed compared to those old nimhs...

Ryan your maxx was the inspiration of my Maxx1...I did try to contact you about 2years ago but it was about your brushless juggernaut.....

Nice to see this is still running great....sad to hear bout the short

Thanks guys :yipi:

Short vid of this mornings run, you can hear the slipping unfourtunatly I didnt have any tools with me.

Candymans Maxx Bling - October 2008.wmv - 17.6mb

:surprised: That thing is wicked!

Only let me download 125kb of the video and then stop

Still looking great....this is fast for a NiMH power brushless :lol:

Hope to see the new setup (if you did change anything)

Hijack: How is the brushless Juggernaut?

right click save target as if you can t play it direct.


gone, I put the motors in the emaxx originall and sold the truck off, it was a it of a test bed really.

The cells last a good 10 minutes but they are not as good as the IB4200 I have. Speedo thermalled as I was pushing it a bit so I have finally installed a fan :yes: it was a tight squeeze but it just fits!

http://www.ukmonsters.co.uk/emaxx/161.JPG

http://www.ukmonsters.co.uk/emaxx/162.JPG

Whoah I wish I was that guy who bought that juggy....

How are the fans doing? Have they reduced the ESC thermal shutdown? Hope to see vids soon...

nice truck candyman.that is my kind of ride.i like UE also!!http://i302.photobucket.com/albums/n...s/DSC01373.jpg
http://s302.photobucket.com/albums/n...=EMaxximum.flv

Truckbasher : Not sure, should be ok, im running a resistor in line with the fan so it drops 22volts to 12v, so the fan is at full speed. I only fitted it last night, tightened the clutch too will hopefully run it again soon weather permitting :)

Plettenbergs : Hey saw your trucks the other day, who did you get that chassis off? I remember seeing it before years ago but I cant remeber who made it.

Its just so damn nimble compared to most other Emaxxes- on tarmac, most other trucks would've rolled doing those slides and 360s.

yeh, i was surprised when I drove it how well it handled. I spent a long time fine tuning the suspension and weight distribution but i'd forgotten all about that as its been so long. if it gets sideways you can power slide it or add opposite lock to catch it which feels odd with such a big truck.

Hey candyman...i have the DirectDrive emaxx chassis at the CNC shop now for production!...there will be 2 versions#1)UE VBS bulkless version and #2)standard emaxx bulkhead version...there will be 12 ready in a week or so to begin with, lincpimp and I will be testing/bashing the first two BL prototypes!!:whistle:

I finally dropped the NimH batts and you should switch to lipo also!....i get full hour of run time with 2 4800 18.5 volt batts:gasp:

This should be fun!!!!

It actually stopped raining long enough for me to get outside! :yipi: Which I was over the moon about having spent the previous day re building the clutch and fitting a new spur gear (not easy, it needs turning down on a lathe to fit).

Much better on these cells (ib4200's) more than enough power really, only problem was my gear came loose :(

Candymans Maxx Bling - November 2008 - hires.wmv

note 4wd drifts and slides, that was 1 minute of pure fun.