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[QUOTE=stampede_fanatic;5471355]I replaced the stock shocks with Traxxas Big Bore shocks, installed stiffer springs from hot racing, and changed the shock oil to 50 wt. IMHO, the big bores helped a lot man.
Less bottoming out since rebound was slower due to the thicker (50 wt) shock oil.
Listen to this guy too [B]baylorar [/B]. He knows his stuff! :thumbup:[/QUOTE]Thank you very much mate i just have picked up and learnt stuff as i go along with help from you and all the guys on here thats why i love this forum and the products:thumbup:....peace
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[QUOTE=spenniepoos;5471819]Thank you very much mate i just have picked up and learnt stuff as i go along with help from you and all the guys on here thats why i love this forum and the products:thumbup:....peace[/QUOTE]
You have been very helpful to everyone here man! :thumbup:
Update!
Road tires are in:
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/G-locsIII_zpsfb738f2e.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/G-locsII_zps4bc267f6.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/G-locsIV_zps75c3f133.jpg[/IMG]
These are the road tires I installed:
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/G-locs_zps2bb9855c.jpg[/IMG]
Quick recap on "Blue Bayou's" mods:
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Fronts) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Outerwears Shroud -[B] DONE![/B]
-->DIY Lid lowering - [B]DONE![/B]
-->T-Bone racing front bumper and Servo Guard - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aluminum Bearing Adapter - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Kingheadz motor mount - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Bearing Carriers - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Rear) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Steering knuckles - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Caster Blocks - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Rear Teknos - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Front MIP CVD's - [B]DONE![/B]
-->ESC Fan - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Motor fan - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aftermarket shocks - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Better wheels and tires- [B]DONE![/B]
-->Sway Bars - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aluminum hexes - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Stiffer shocks with 50 wt shock oil - [B]DONE![/B]
-->jconcepts F150 raptor body - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Shock Covers (Blue) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->G-Loc tires for speed runs - [B]DONE![/B]
Upcoming mods:
-->Revo slipper clutch upgrade
-->Clear gear cover
Projects:
-->Plastidipped Talons in Black - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Chassis Dye, Black - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Wire Mesh over ESC - [B]DONE![/B]
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well thanks alot stampede-fanatic now i HAVE to have those wheels and tires. that looks awesome man let me know how the handle and balloon
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Normally I don't like white, but this touch is just great. Awesome car. Well done.
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[QUOTE=mydudrevo;5472534]well thanks alot stampede-fanatic now i HAVE to have those wheels and tires. that looks awesome man let me know how the handle and balloon[/QUOTE]
Hahahahaha. LOL! Get it too man. In white!
I'll definitely let you know how they handle and balloon.
[QUOTE=Petertje60;5472547]Normally I don't like white, but this touch is just great. Awesome car. Well done.[/QUOTE]
Thanks man!
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I think your new wheel and tyre package is sick dude and as the guys said i am not a fan of white but they rock man^_^....peace
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[QUOTE=spenniepoos;5473165]I think your new wheel and tyre package is sick dude and as the guys said i am not a fan of white but they rock man^_^....peace[/QUOTE]
Thanks man!
Btw...
Update!
I decided to install the Traxxas clear gear cover (Part num: 6877A), while waiting for the heavy duty clutch kit (5352r) to arrive. The Traxxas Revo Slipper Pressure Plate & Hub (Part num: 5351) came in yesterday. Will post pics of the upgraded clutch as soon as the heavy duty clutch kit (5352r) arrives.
Before gear cover:
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Gearcover_zps0e173955.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/GearcoverII_zps45486b13.jpg[/IMG]
After, with Clear gear cover. No pinion yet since I'm still waiting for the heavy duty clutch kit (5352r) to arrive:
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/GearcoverIII_zps34bb26a5.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/GearcoverIV_zps3ec5c97c.jpg[/IMG]
Update!
I decided to install the Traxxas clear gear cover (Part num: 6877A), while waiting for the heavy duty clutch kit (5352r) to arrive. The Traxxas Revo Slipper Pressure Plate & Hub (Part num: 5351) came in yesterday. Will post pics of the upgraded clutch as soon as the heavy duty clutch kit (5352r) arrives.
Quick recap on "Blue Bayou's" mods:
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Fronts) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Outerwears Shroud -[B] DONE![/B]
-->DIY Lid lowering - [B]DONE![/B]
-->T-Bone racing front bumper and Servo Guard - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aluminum Bearing Adapter - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Kingheadz motor mount - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Bearing Carriers - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Rear) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Steering knuckles - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Caster Blocks - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Rear Teknos - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Front MIP CVD's - [B]DONE![/B]
-->ESC Fan - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Motor fan - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aftermarket shocks - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Better wheels and tires- [B]DONE![/B]
-->Sway Bars - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aluminum hexes - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Stiffer shocks with 50 wt shock oil - [B]DONE![/B]
-->jconcepts F150 raptor body - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Shock Covers (Blue) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->G-Loc tires for speed runs - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Clear gear cover - [B]DONE![/B]
Upcoming mods:
-->Revo slipper clutch upgrade
Projects:
-->Plastidipped Talons in Black - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Chassis Dye, Black - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Wire Mesh over ESC - [B]DONE![/B]
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Nice touch to making it even more sweet dude i will go for that when i order some bearings in the week :).....peace
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Wheels look awesome!! Wish my clear cover stayed that nice and clean still
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Stampedefanatic thanks for this awesome thread, I have my pede for over a year and was looking for ideas on what to get. :thumbup:
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[QUOTE=stampede_fanatic;5434354]Update! Tekno Rear Aluminum Hexes! I already have MIP alum hexes in front, so I just needed the rears.
Before Aluminum Hexes (Plastic):
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Beforealumhexes_zpsc483505b.jpg[/IMG]
After Aluminum Hexes (I used Red loctite to help keep the screw in place):
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Afteralumhexesleftrear_zpsaffc2f73.jpg[/IMG]
One more pic (Right side):
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Afteralumhexesrightrear_zps0381bbce.jpg[/IMG]
Quick recap on "Blue Bayou's" mods:
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Fronts) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Outerwears Shroud -[B] DONE![/B]
-->DIY Lid lowering - [B]DONE![/B]
-->T-Bone racing front bumper and Servo Guard - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aluminum Bearing Adapter - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Kingheadz motor mount - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Bearing Carriers - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Rear) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Steering knuckles - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Caster Blocks - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Rear Teknos - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Front MIP CVD's - [B]DONE![/B]
-->ESC Fan - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Motor fan - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aftermarket shocks - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Better wheels and tires- [B]DONE![/B]
-->Sway Bars - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aluminum hexes - [B]DONE![/B]
Upcoming mods:
-->Wire Mesh over ESC
Projects:
-->Plastidipped Talons in Black - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Chassis Dye, Black - [B]DONE![/B]
I'll definitely let you know if they are worth it.
The sway bars (Front and back) are held tightly by the two black screws... I just have to find out when I go bashing later this week.[/QUOTE]
Hey stampede_fanatic, how are those Tekno rear aluminum hubs holding up? Did you happen to measure the alum. ones (w/ a digital micrometer) in comparison to the plastic hubs that Tekno supplies with their driveshaft kits? Because, as others have mentioned on here before, both the diameter & thickness of the plastic Tekno hubs are a little smaller/thinner than the stock plastic Traxxas units. The reason I ask is I recently installed front/rear Tekno driveshafts on my Stampede & am debating on whether I should drill out the stock Traxxas plastic hubs (I believe Slaughter33 did this) to fit the 6mm Tekno axles or go with Tekno's aluminum hubs like shown in your picture.
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Whoops, I was referring to the Tekno (& Traxxas) 12mm hexes not hubs, sorry.
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[QUOTE=spenniepoos;5474227]Nice touch to making it even more sweet dude i will go for that when i order some bearings in the week :).....peace[/QUOTE]
Yup, you can see the pinion if it ever moves out of place. I really like it. :thumbup:
[QUOTE=4x4stampedevxl;5474414]Wheels look awesome!! Wish my clear cover stayed that nice and clean still[/QUOTE]
Mine is starting to get dirty as well! As long as I still can see the pinion, it's all good. :thumbup:
[QUOTE=Darkslide426;5474983]Stampedefanatic thanks for this awesome thread, I have my pede for over a year and was looking for ideas on what to get. :thumbup:[/QUOTE]
Your welcome man! I'm so glad that my thread helped. :thumbup:
[QUOTE=Ichabod;5475422]Hey stampede_fanatic, how are those Tekno rear aluminum hubs holding up? Did you happen to measure the alum. ones (w/ a digital micrometer) in comparison to the plastic hubs that Tekno supplies with their driveshaft kits? Because, as others have mentioned on here before, both the diameter & thickness of the plastic Tekno hubs are a little smaller/thinner than the stock plastic Traxxas units. The reason I ask is I recently installed front/rear Tekno driveshafts on my Stampede & am debating on whether I should drill out the stock Traxxas plastic hubs (I believe Slaughter33 did this) to fit the 6mm Tekno axles or go with Tekno's aluminum hubs like shown in your picture.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Ichabod;5476111]Whoops, I was referring to the Tekno (& Traxxas) 12mm hexes not hubs, sorry.[/QUOTE]
The aluminum tekno hexes are really holding up well. They have not stripped any wheels that I have. I dont have any digital micrometer with me, but as soon as I find a tool that could measure them accurately i'll definitely let you know. If you ask me to choose, I will choose the tekno alum hexes over the traxxas plastic hex.
It's better to get the tekno aluminum hexes. I have not had any problem ever since I got them. :thumbup:
Update!
Got the Traxxas Heavy duty slipper clutch (Part num: 5352R):
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/Heavydutyslipper_zps531c8a6d.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Heavydutyslipper_zps531c8a6d.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Got this as well. Traxxas Revo Slipper pressure plate (Part num: 5351):
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/Revoplate_zps8b29753f.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Revoplate_zps8b29753f.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Put them together, and you get this! (Stock on left side, Revo slipper clutch upgrade on right side). As you can see, it is BEEFIER and will definitely take more abuse than the stock setup!
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/Slipper_zps1e1babe3.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Slipper_zps1e1babe3.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/SlipperIII_zps92b30f37.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/SlipperIII_zps92b30f37.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Comparison between the Stock clutch (Left side, Made out of Asbestos) VS Heavy duty clutch (Right side, Made out of Aluminum):
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/SlipperII_zpsbc2ce72e.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/SlipperII_zpsbc2ce72e.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Quick recap on "Blue Bayou's" mods:
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Fronts) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Outerwears Shroud -[B] DONE![/B]
-->DIY Lid lowering - [B]DONE![/B]
-->T-Bone racing front bumper and Servo Guard - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aluminum Bearing Adapter - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Kingheadz motor mount - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Bearing Carriers - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Rear) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Steering knuckles - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Caster Blocks - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Rear Teknos - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Front MIP CVD's - [B]DONE![/B]
-->ESC Fan - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Motor fan - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aftermarket shocks - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Better wheels and tires- [B]DONE![/B]
-->Sway Bars - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aluminum hexes - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Stiffer shocks with 50 wt shock oil - [B]DONE![/B]
-->jconcepts F150 raptor body - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Shock Covers (Blue) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->G-Loc tires for speed runs - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Clear gear cover - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Revo slipper clutch upgrade - [B]DONE![/B]
Upcoming mods:
-->T-bone racing rear bumper with wheelie bar
Projects:
-->Plastidipped Talons in Black - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Chassis Dye, Black - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Wire Mesh over ESC - [B]DONE![/B]
That's all for now. Thanks for looking!
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The revo spec slipper is the way too go dude enjoy and keep us updated bro:thumbup:....peace
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[QUOTE=spenniepoos;5483910]The revo spec slipper is the way too go dude enjoy and keep us updated bro:thumbup:....peace[/QUOTE]
Thanks man!
Update!
Got this in the mail (T-bone racing rear bumper and wheelie bar):
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/Rearbumperandwheeliebar_zps448dd6e6.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Rearbumperandwheeliebar_zps448dd6e6.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Before T-bone racing bumper and wheelie bar:
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/Rearbumperbefore_zps1e6f293b.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Rearbumperbefore_zps1e6f293b.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/RearbumperbeforeII_zps0df0e1c3.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/RearbumperbeforeII_zps0df0e1c3.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
After T-bone racing bumper and wheelie bar:
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/Rearbumperafter_zps47f121b5.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Rearbumperafter_zps47f121b5.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/RearbumperafterII_zpsccc2bd08.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/RearbumperafterII_zpsccc2bd08.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Quick recap on "Blue Bayou's" mods:
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Fronts) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Outerwears Shroud -[B] DONE![/B]
-->DIY Lid lowering - [B]DONE![/B]
-->T-Bone racing front bumper and Servo Guard - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aluminum Bearing Adapter - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Kingheadz motor mount - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Bearing Carriers - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Rear) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Steering knuckles - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Caster Blocks - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Rear Teknos - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Front MIP CVD's - [B]DONE![/B]
-->ESC Fan - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Motor fan - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aftermarket shocks - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Better wheels and tires- [B]DONE![/B]
-->Sway Bars - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aluminum hexes - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Stiffer shocks with 50 wt shock oil - [B]DONE![/B]
-->jconcepts F150 raptor body - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Shock Covers (Blue) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->G-Loc tires for speed runs - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Clear gear cover - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Revo slipper clutch upgrade - [B]DONE![/B]
-->T-bone racing rear bumper with wheelie bar - [B]DONE![/B]
Upcoming mods:
-->Mega fan with heatsink for the summer
Projects:
-->Plastidipped Talons in Black - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Chassis Dye, Black - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Wire Mesh over ESC - [B]DONE![/B]
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It keeps getting better all the time dude:) its one bulletproof badboy pede...........peace out
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[QUOTE=spenniepoos;5483933]It keeps getting better all the time dude:) its one bulletproof badboy pede...........peace out[/QUOTE]
Thanks again man!
Btw, here's a comparison between the stock wheelie bar wheels and the t-bone racing t-bar wheels:
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/WheeliewheelsII_zps5e410b87.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/WheeliewheelsII_zps5e410b87.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Another pic:
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/Wheeliewheels_zps6c225b19.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Wheeliewheels_zps6c225b19.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
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Wow its crazy between the two wheelie bar's and the t bone looks tough as nails and its wide which will make sweet wheelies across more terrain:cool:.....peace
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Dude your set up is freaking awesome! One question i have is when you went to the Trenchers did you change the Pinion?
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[QUOTE=Quiksilver08;5488076]Dude your set up is freaking awesome! One question i have is when you went to the Trenchers did you change the Pinion?[/QUOTE]Hi dude welcome to the forum and the addiction with trenchers maybe gear down if you are going to run 3s but get yourself the vxl fan for the esc and get a good single fan for the motor because it will help with temps and go from that :thumbup:......peace
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[QUOTE=spenniepoos;5488128]Hi dude welcome to the forum and the addiction with trenchers maybe gear down if you are going to run 3s but get yourself the vxl fan for the esc and get a good single fan for the motor because it will help with temps and go from that :thumbup:......peace[/QUOTE]
Thank you for the welcome. This forum is killer and this thread has given me way to many ideas for my wallet and the patience of my fiance` to handle lol! Although she did say she would paint the new body for me!! :thumbup: I am currently running 2s and will prob stick to that for a while. My driving skills are not stellar yet so im unsure of the speed for a 3s. I was on the fence about the fans but i am getting a overtray so maybe the fans would be a good thing with some air vents cut into the tray to let air in for the fans. I welcome any and all advise and appreciate it in advance.
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[QUOTE=spenniepoos;5487027]Wow its crazy between the two wheelie bar's and the t bone looks tough as nails and its wide which will make sweet wheelies across more terrain:cool:.....peace[/QUOTE]
Yeah with it's wider stance and rubber wheels, I can hold wheelies on dirt and gravel a lot longer than usual. :thumbup:
[QUOTE=Quiksilver08;5488076]Dude your set up is freaking awesome! One question i have is when you went to the Trenchers did you change the Pinion?[/QUOTE]
Thanks!
No, I stayed with the stock 11-tooth pinion but bought an esc fan and dual fan for the motor to keep things cool.
[QUOTE=spenniepoos;5488128]Hi dude welcome to the forum and the addiction with trenchers maybe gear down if you are going to run 3s but get yourself the vxl fan for the esc and get a good single fan for the motor because it will help with temps and go from that :thumbup:......peace[/QUOTE]
Listen to this guy. He knows his stuff. That is the best way to do it, which is to gear down to avoid high temps on the motor esp on 3s.
The fans are useful since they are there to cool the esc and motor, but their main job is to dissipate heat.
[QUOTE=Quiksilver08;5488417]Thank you for the welcome. This forum is killer and this thread has given me way to many ideas for my wallet and the patience of my fiance` to handle lol! Although she did say she would paint the new body for me!! :thumbup: I am currently running 2s and will prob stick to that for a while. My driving skills are not stellar yet so im unsure of the speed for a 3s. I was on the fence about the fans but i am getting a overtray so maybe the fans would be a good thing with some air vents cut into the tray to let air in for the fans. I welcome any and all advise and appreciate it in advance.[/QUOTE]
Practice your driving with 2s first. 3s will really awaken the pede and it turns it into a different animal. It's like injecting your pede with nitro's. Wheelies on command I tell ya... :thumbup:
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And as my good friend said above train up on 2s first and then when ready dip into the mental world of 3s:eek:you will love it man.....peace
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This thread is mindblowingly awesome. Especially for me, who is very new to this and is already addicted to learning more. I'll be getting my Pede around may 20th. Gunna start with a 2S lipo but wanna get some parts ready for when I inevitably bash too hard on my first battery :)
Would you mind putting part numbers beside your list of accomplishments?
Thanks, and I can't wait to see what else you have in store!!!!
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[QUOTE=spenniepoos;5488918]And as my good friend said above train up on 2s first and then when ready dip into the mental world of 3s:eek:you will love it man.....peace[/QUOTE]
:thumbup:
[QUOTE=Slagger;5489255]This thread is mindblowingly awesome. Especially for me, who is very new to this and is already addicted to learning more. I'll be getting my Pede around may 20th. Gunna start with a 2S lipo but wanna get some parts ready for when I inevitably bash too hard on my first battery :)
Would you mind putting part numbers beside your list of accomplishments?
Thanks, and I can't wait to see what else you have in store!!!![/QUOTE]
Thanks for the compliments. :thumbup:
Here's a "Shopping List" that I compiled for you and other forum members who want to make their pede [B]TOUGH AS NAILS[/B], just like mine:
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Fronts) - [url]www.rpmrcproducts.com[/url] (Part: 81042)
-->Outerwears Shroud - [url]www.outerwears.com/products.asp?cat=12858[/url]
-->DIY Lid lowering
-->T-Bone racing front bumper and Servo Guard - t-bone-racing.net
-->Aluminum Bearing Adapter - Ebay (Part num: TRA6893X)
-->Kingheadz motor mount - [url]www.kingheads.com/[/url]
-->Blue Aluminum Bearing Carriers - Ebay (Part num: TRA1952X)
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Rear) - Ebay (Part num: 81042)
-->Blue Aluminum Steering knuckles -Ebay (Part num: 6837x)
-->Blue Aluminum Caster Blocks - Ebay (Part num: 6832x)
-->Rear Teknos - Ebay/Amazon (Part num: TKR6852X)
-->Front MIP CVD's - Ebay/Amazon (Part num: 11109)
-->ESC Fan - Ebay/Amazon (Part num: 3340)
-->Integy Twin Motor fan - Ebay/Amazon (Part num: T8534BLUE)
-->Traxxas Big Bore shocks - Ebay/Amazon (Part num: TRA5862)
-->Better wheels and tires (Proline Trenchers on desperados, Part num: 1170-12) - Ebay
-->Sway Bars - Ebay (Part num: 6898)
-->Tekno Aluminum hexes - Ebay/Amazon (Part num: TKR1654X)
-->Stiffer spings (Hot racing) with 50 wt shock oil - Ebay
-->jconcepts F150 raptor body - Ebay
-->Shock Covers (Blue) - [url]www.badhorsie.com[/url]
-->G-Loc tires for speed runs - Ebay (Part num: 3056-1030)
-->Clear gear cover - Ebay (Part num: 6877A)
-->Revo slipper clutch upgrade -Ebay (Part num: 5351 and 5352r)
-->T-bone racing rear bumper with wheelie bar - t-bone-racing.net
Part numbers are there for easy searching. Enjoy!
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You might have mentioned it but I missed it. Why do you have Tekno rear and MIP front?
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[QUOTE=Novarider;5489554]You might have mentioned it but I missed it. Why do you have Tekno rear and MIP front?[/QUOTE]
I really plan to run tekno's for the fronts, but since I already bought the Traxxas Aluminum Steering blocks (Part num: 6837X), I had no choice but to use MIP CVD's. The reason is that the Traxxas Aluminum Steering blocks (Part num: 6837X) can only accept 5mm axles. MIP CVD's come in 5mm axles so I had no choice but to use them.
The tekno's on the other hand come with 6mm stub axles. The only steering blocks that can accept the 6mm stub axles are the XO-1 steering blocks.
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Hey bro can you post the link for your springs please? Thanks
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[QUOTE=Mackaylei;5493039]Hey bro can you post the link for your springs please? Thanks[/QUOTE]
Here you go man!
Got mine from ebay:
[url]http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hot-Racing-Traxxas-Stampede-4x4-linear-rate-front-springs-SLF48MR268-/271199471436?pt=US_Radio_Control_Control_Line&hash=item3f24bf874c[/url]
Update! I want to thank [b]ross93[/b] for this mod.
Here's his link on how to do it: [url]http://traxxas.com/forums/showthread.php?8919583-mega-heatsink-fan[/url]
First of all, these are the parts that I removed:
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/Removedparts_zps53b9fe48.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Removedparts_zps53b9fe48.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
After painting with blue Tamiya paint:
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/HeatsinkII_zps0550c6d3.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/HeatsinkII_zps0550c6d3.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/Heatsink_zps9bd05097.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Heatsink_zps9bd05097.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/HeatsinkIII_zps8f118f3d.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/HeatsinkIII_zps8f118f3d.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/HeatsinkV_zps9f3fd04d.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/HeatsinkV_zps9f3fd04d.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Shaved and painted this part to have access to motor plate screw:
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/HeatsinkIV_zpsfca2bc46.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/HeatsinkIV_zpsfca2bc46.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Installation of heatsink to the motor:
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/Installation_zps37a9fbc4.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Installation_zps37a9fbc4.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Adding the Fan and voila you get the [B]Mega heatsink fan mod[/B] for the summer!
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/InstallationII_zps0b6025c1.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/InstallationII_zps0b6025c1.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Quick recap on "Blue Bayou's" mods:
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Fronts) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Outerwears Shroud -[B] DONE![/B]
-->DIY Lid lowering - [B]DONE![/B]
-->T-Bone racing front bumper and Servo Guard - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aluminum Bearing Adapter - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Kingheadz motor mount - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Bearing Carriers - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue RPM A-Arms (Rear) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Steering knuckles - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Blue Aluminum Caster Blocks - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Rear Teknos - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Front MIP CVD's - [B]DONE![/B]
-->ESC Fan - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Motor fan - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aftermarket shocks - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Better wheels and tires- [B]DONE![/B]
-->Sway Bars - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Aluminum hexes - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Stiffer shocks with 50 wt shock oil - [B]DONE![/B]
-->jconcepts F150 raptor body - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Shock Covers (Blue) - [B]DONE![/B]
-->G-Loc tires for speed runs - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Clear gear cover - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Revo slipper clutch upgrade - [B]DONE![/B]
-->T-bone racing rear bumper with wheelie bar - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Mega fan with heatsink for the summer - [B]DONE![/B]
Upcoming mods:
-->Castle 2400kv motor
Projects:
-->Plastidipped Talons in Black - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Chassis Dye, Black - [B]DONE![/B]
-->Wire Mesh over ESC - [B]DONE![/B]
Here's the Mega Fan with Heatsink Mod comparison to the dual integy fans I had before.
Before:
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/FixedwiresII_zps2b05a114.jpg[/IMG]
After:
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/InstallationII_zps0b6025c1.jpg[/IMG]
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That fan would keep the sun cool man nice job:).....peace
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Decided to make a wheel gallery...
Proline Premounted Trenchers on desperados (Part num: 1170-12):
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/Trenchers_zpsd4e415e5.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Trenchers_zpsd4e415e5.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/CompletedindoorII_zps12b1e075.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Completedindoor_zpsdeb332e7.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/CompletedOutdoor_zpsde6b103c.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/CompletedOutdoorII_zpsd3bdf636.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/CompletedOutdoorIII_zps6467c4f1.jpg[/IMG]
Jconcepts Premounted Rulux on G-locs (Part num: 3056-1030):
[img]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/G-locs_zps2bb9855c.jpg[/img]
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/G-locsIII_zpsfb738f2e.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/G-locsII_zps4bc267f6.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/G-locsIV_zps75c3f133.jpg[/IMG]
Update!
I've been wanting to get mashers on RPM Rvolver wheels.
Proline Mashers (Part num: 1074-00) on RPM Revolver "Wide" wheels (Part num: 82232). These I glued on my own.
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/ProlineMashersV_zps1d4d1de7.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/ProlineMashersV_zps1d4d1de7.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/99f520b3-09da-4e8b-9e45-1c8e995b41a7_zps7b48dcb3.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/99f520b3-09da-4e8b-9e45-1c8e995b41a7_zps7b48dcb3.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/RPMwheels_zps2c51ea1b.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/RPMwheels_zps2c51ea1b.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
Used this glue:
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/Tireglue_zps2a11b3e6.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Tireglue_zps2a11b3e6.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
After Gluing:
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/Aftergluing_zps12f71440.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/AftergluingII_zps2f20ef2f.jpg[/IMG]
Mounted pics:
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/ProlineMashersIV_zps2bf66ead.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/ProlineMashersIV_zps2bf66ead.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/ProlineMashersIII_zps87a5ffc6.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/ProlineMashersIII_zps87a5ffc6.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
[URL=http://s14.photobucket.com/user/kul_blu_car/media/ProlineMashersII_zps43b27bde.jpg.html][IMG]http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a340/kul_blu_car/ProlineMashersII_zps43b27bde.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
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Love the rpm rims with the mashers dude looks sick man:)....peace
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[QUOTE=spenniepoos;5498297]Love the rpm rims with the mashers dude looks sick man:)....peace[/QUOTE]
Thanks again man!
Anyways, my proudly built stampede is now for sale:
[url]http://traxxas.com/forums/showthread.php?8984624-FOR-SALE-My-stampede-4x4-vxl-build[/url]...
My work schedule has changed and I have no time for my 4pede anymore. I really want someone to enjoy the truck that I have proudly modified, so I decided to sell it.
Don't worry guys I have not left the hobby, I'm still coming back. I'll continue posting here in the forum to help other members with their r/c issues.
I'll build another 4pede sometime in the coming months, with a different theme this time! I'll definitely make it tougher, faster, and meaner than the first!
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Keep it you silly, silly man!
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Dude dont sell up just put it in storage but if have too then when you come back with mark 2 p4de buy a new roller and start from there and make sure you keep in touch dude you have helped lots of people and inspired them too:thumbup:take care man....peace
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[QUOTE=Pinkfloydperson;5504570]Keep it you silly, silly man![/QUOTE]
After a lot of thinking, I have decided to keep my 4pede. I have done so much work to it that I find it very difficult to get rid off.
[QUOTE=spenniepoos;5504748]Dude dont sell up just put it in storage but if have too then when you come back with mark 2 p4de buy a new roller and start from there and make sure you keep in touch dude you have helped lots of people and inspired them too:thumbup:take care man....peace[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I finally decided to keep it. A lot of planning and hardwork has gone into my 4pede to make it look and perform the way I wanted to. I am not leaving the hobby, just taking a short break with bashing because of my work schedule.
I'll still be here in the forums helping out fellow members. Just like you said, a roller would be a nice place to start and build from there. The next build would be tougher, faster, and meaner than the first one!
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I glad your keeping it. Anytime I sell something hobby wise, I usually regret it later on.....
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[QUOTE=ramflames;5505021]I glad your keeping it. Anytime I sell something hobby wise, I usually regret it later on.....[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I'm also glad that I decided to keep it.
I had to sell car stuff last year (On my real car) and I regret it since I was not able to find that same part anymore new.
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Good man you would only end up kicking yourself later on for letting go so happy days man:thumbup:.....peace
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Hi!, I´m new to the forum and to rc :unsure:. I'd like to know which of the upgrades needed more than say...a screwdriver,...I'm serious. Thanks