Brushless Revo

[Dafni]

Thanks for the info.

I'll have to make pics of my center driveline and post them here. Trouble is; I don't have a cam myself, so I gotta ring up a friend.

The center Ti dogbones are so sweet, with some O-rings in the cups they have almost no play, and they should be fairly strong. Downside is: no oneway, though.

Nice E-revos. This might be a future project for me.

[starscream]

My buddy painted up an new body for me.

Here's some pics:

[Dafni]

Very very nice! I like the Revolt logo. Cool!

Once my wing mount is here, I'll make a Revoxx sticker for my wing.

[Revracer]

could someone give me some help converting mine? im thinking of keepign mine and gettign a roller chassis but not sure. a little help maybe? thanks

[BrianG]

What kind of help are you looking for? There are a bunch of ways to convert a Revo depending what you are looking to achieve...

[Revracer]

well i wanted to use the stock chassis and possibly the stock tranny. i want something that can race and keeps the original handling if not improving it. i also bash alot so i want something that will run for a while.

[squeeforever]

Seems like LiPo's are a must.

[Revracer]

yeah i was plannign on running twin peak performance 4800s. i dont want anything to big, and i want a battery i can run in my race truck and car too so i thought they would be good.

[crazyjr]

If you plan on racing, check with your track owner or director, they may not allow lipo, mine doesn't

[Revracer]

they do. there are some guys who use lipo in their race trucks. its basically everything goes at my track. i think one guy has nitrous in his buggy. im not sure if he uses it in races, but he is allowed to. its basically race what you bring.

[crazyjr]

Wish i had a track like that