Novak Brushless Conversion

[MetalMan]

Originally Posted by Sower

On another note, I would really like to see a 1:8 brushless truggy that didn't start life as a nitro. One that was built completely around a brushless/lipo system. Chassis, drivetrain, everything. I know . . .

A while back, the guy who operated Cold Fusion Racing (maker of the original Rustler/Stampede steel diff gear and Lexan chassis for the Rustler/Stampede) set out to create a 1/8 buggy chassis that would hold up to 18 cells flat, and it looked pretty sweet. He actually finished and cut the chassis, and mounted it up to the front/rear ends (I think they were Ofna front/rear ends), but that was the last I've seen of that buggy. And, I haven't seen him on any forums in quite some time.

[squeeforever]

Originally Posted by MetalMan

A while back, the guy who operated Cold Fusion Racing (maker of the original Rustler/Stampede steel diff gear and Lexan chassis for the Rustler/Stampede) set out to create a 1/8 buggy chassis that would hold up to 18 cells flat, and it looked pretty sweet. He actually finished and cut the chassis, and mounted it up to the front/rear ends (I think they were Ofna front/rear ends), but that was the last I've seen of that buggy. And, I haven't seen him on any forums in quite some time.

The Bomb-Proof Products LSP...LSP front/rear ends with a completely custom chassis. Thats about the only think of aside from a few custom conversions like Jaspers. Granted, the BPP LSP didn't go into production...