Stock revo conversion;

[Dafni]

One day we'll NEED to race!

[Serum]

Amen Daf.. We sure need to!

[rchippie]

Rene your work looks awsome as usual :027: . As you know i have a EVO done in the daf style. It's cool but i think it's time to let it go & start another project. I like how your using CF for the battery trays.

I'm new at this and would also like to build a Revo using stock plate, is the Revo trany not a way to go, what problems exist with it.

I am gathering info on E-revo projects for my own and this project has given me a lot of ideas and info! Great job so far serum!!!

[Dafni]

Originally Posted by concreat

I am gathering info on E-revo projects for my own and this project has given me a lot of ideas and info! Great job so far serum!!!

Maybe you want to look at this too:
http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=218
It started it all... this conversion was done more than 2 years ago!
Not saying it's anything like Serums here, just wanted to let you know.

thank you for the thread dafni! you did a great conversion yourself what speeds where you getting?
by the way does the e-maxx tranny fit strate into the revo chassis or do you have to make mods, nobody shows the chassis without out the tranny in?

[jnev]

I don't have the revo, but from what I hear, you will have to widen some of the holes or drill new ones to allow the e-maxx diff into the stock revo chassis.

Correct me if I'm wrong...

[zeropointbug]

Nice work Serum! You crazy Dutch b@$t@rd, YEAH! :018:

Nice Serum! Keep it coming....can't wait to see it together.:027:

[suicideneil]

Originally Posted by ***RC***

I don't have the revo, but from what I hear, you will have to widen some of the holes or drill new ones to allow the e-maxx diff into the stock revo chassis.

Correct me if I'm wrong...

Okay! Replace the word diff with tranny and thats it. :027: I am liking the project so far- one can never get tired of seeing conversions.... no two are ever alike.

[aqwut]

Nice job Serum, I always like the quality and look of your workmanship...

[Serum]

The lady is nearly finished;


Here is the steering link from aluminum with hard steel M3 inserts;



One well placed hole to reach the servoscrew;



Using this ball-stud from Serpent on the servo, they are really handy, it has got a M3 thread till the middle and from there it fits a 3mm allen key..

Serum, what are you using to bend that aluminum plate. Your bends look really clean.

[Serum]

two wooden plates and a clamp.. (and some elbow grease)