My Revo 5T Baja 1:5 - sTi-Rev5T brushless alias E-Slayer 4x4 5T

[titan]

google extended the search field to encourage people to specify the search term.
The project name is sTi-Rev5T, but not everybody know the content. So I often use more words to descripe it better for search&find too. No angry about meaningless headline, or?

By the way, I do not know the real name. If you scale up a Slayer (length AND width) you can get this car - so it is a Slayer or? (Short Course class) - But technical it is only a stretched Revo (scaling length only). (No Monster Class anymore - tires under body).

I think it is difficult and this way the best way to be found(able?).

If somebody read the headline, you know the content, right? (If You somebody from this hobby ^^)

just my 2 cent or so ^^

Thanks
titan

[its me]

Originally Posted by titan

google extended the search field to encourage people to specify the search term.
The project name is sTi-Rev5T, but not everybody know the content. So I often use more words to descripe it better for search&find too. No angry about meaningless headline, or?

By the way, I do not know the real name. If you scale up a Slayer (length AND width) you can get this car - so it is a Slayer or? (Short Course class) - But technical it is only a stretched Revo (scaling length only). (No Monster Class anymore - tires under body).

I think it is difficult and this way the best way to be found(able?).

If somebody read the headline, you know the content, right? (If You somebody from this hobby ^^)

just my 2 cent or so ^^

Thanks
titan

Ah I understand now, its name is like a E-bay listing!

[JThiessen]

Since you have the space, I'd put some better shocks on this beast. The revo shocks are just barely good enough for a stock length/weight Revo, you are going pound the bejesus out of them.

Your arms, hinge pins and bulkheads would be the next things to need upgrading - flextek and FLM???

The length of the center drive shaft(s) might also be something to watch. If you start breaking/bending them, you might want to put in a carrier bearing.

Forgot to say it - nice work! But I would've kept the Savage!