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streetdemonz · 03:49 PM

If you are still intrested. You should look at the SW2 chassis from Bender. It uses slider shafts from a Emaxx, a stampede transmission, and TLT axles. You end up with a really nice 1:10 scale truck that is really capible of crawling and looking nice. Go to www.thecrawlerstore.com to check it out.

As for a controller I have a stock Traxxas TQ3 from a Emaxx. I changed the wiring inside the controller so that the red toggle switch works as a on/off switch and sent the power to two pots I mounted at the top of the controller. One is used for end point so the servo doesn't get to much power. The other is used as a independent rear "steering wheel". It is by far the best "bang-for-buck" crawler controller.

~john

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streetdemonz ....Lurking in the depths Offline Posts: 7 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: The Region!	11.08.2006, 03:45 PM If you are still intrested. You should look at the SW2 chassis from Bender. It uses slider shafts from a Emaxx, a stampede transmission, and TLT axles. You end up with a really nice 1:10 scale truck that is really capible of crawling and looking nice. Go to www.thecrawlerstore.com to check it out. As for a controller I have a stock Traxxas TQ3 from a Emaxx. I changed the wiring inside the controller so that the red toggle switch works as a on/off switch and sent the power to two pots I mounted at the top of the controller. One is used for end point so the servo doesn't get to much power. The other is used as a independent rear "steering wheel". It is by far the best "bang-for-buck" crawler controller. ~john Last edited by streetdemonz; 11.08.2006 at 03:49 PM.