My e-revo brushless edition build

[Urgeoner]

Were they being wise-asses?
Split the profits with you on every chassis? That would be nice

[mistercrash]

Maybe they were being wise asses, doesn't matter to me. Here's what I got in the mail this morning. I'm going to try this out. It looks and feels good. It fits perfectly and ties the bottom of the bulkheads together much better than the stock plastic skid plates.



Of course I couldn't leave it stock so I made a steel protective plate for it like the one I use for the rear skid.

[mistercrash]

Have you ever been fed up with something? After fixing my ERBE and getting out in a sunny 9 degree Fahrenheit day for some bashing, I bring the truck back in after two sets of 4S Turnigys and what do I find. Broken bulkheads front and rear. And a front A arm and the front bumper. I don't mind the A arm and bumper too much but the bulkhead thing is getting ridiculous. So I come to this conclusion, no jumping in cold weather, if you insist in running your E-Revo in very cold weather, run it very slowly on a level surface because plastic turns to crystal in the winter.

I am ordering a brand new Traxxas chassis and will go back to that and see what happens when I run the truck in the same manner I have been doing. Someone better hope that I still break bulkheads If not then I will be selling some chassis stuff, but I suspect that anyone who reads this thread won't buy it