24 inch Crawler

[Edward Martin,Jr]

This is not yet complete, around 60 percent pa lang po ito. But most of the structural with the exception of the upper shock mount is complete. Mostly polishing na lang po. The lower link has yet to be finished, medyo mataba pa yung link..You will note that all the link connections as well as the shock connection is captured between aluminum brackets which make it unlikely to pop out.. Pic shows comparison with a stock Emaxx 2 which has an extended chassis. But still it looks small compared to your 24 inch crawler.

[painter243]

wooww that's long...

[Edward Martin,Jr]

[bigshafty]

Hi i just found your site and this truck looks awesome. I love your link mounts and steering servo setup for the TXT-1 axles. Do you sell these items and if so for how much? I've owned a TXT-1 for about 4 years and have tried a couple of different home made configurations for rock crawling. Currently it sits at a 18 inch wheelbase with my own axle mounted servo mounts and also axle mounted batteries. 5 nimhs per axle. I works pretty good but i have a new vision for my truck. Ive always loved the ESP IV or Thundertech chassis Clodusters. They have a good scale monster truck look and stance. I think the TXT-1 frame and axles with driveshafts would look really cool if done up right with some piggyback shocks instead of the cantilever shock system. The problem i'm haveing is i want a link mount that strong enough to jump and bash with and i dont care for the stock setup, even the aluminum mounts. Yours looks awesome and i bet it would suite my needs perfectly. Please let me know how to get these!
Thanks, Eric

[Edward Martin,Jr]

Feb 10, 2011 0:05:07 GMT 8 bigshafty said:

Hi i just found your site and this truck looks awesome. I love your link mounts and steering servo setup for the TXT-1 axles. Do you sell these items and if so for how much? I've owned a TXT-1 for about 4 years and have tried a couple of different home made configurations for rock crawling. Currently it sits at a 18 inch wheelbase with my own axle mounted servo mounts and also axle mounted batteries. 5 nimhs per axle. I works pretty good but i have a new vision for my truck. Ive always loved the ESP IV or Thundertech chassis Clodusters. They have a good scale monster truck look and stance. I think the TXT-1 frame and axles with driveshafts would look really cool if done up right with some piggyback shocks instead of the cantilever shock system. The problem i'm haveing is i want a link mount that strong enough to jump and bash with and i dont care for the stock setup, even the aluminum mounts. Yours looks awesome and i bet it would suite my needs perfectly. Please let me know how to get these!
Thanks, Eric

PM sent sir. Thanks