T-Maxx Project
05-12-2007, 06:22 PM
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T-Maxx Project
I picked up this E-Maxx from a fellow RCU member and it needs a lot of work. I know in the picture it looks semi complete, but some of the parts were mismatched with other parts and the chassis needs to be rebuilt. I plan to use parts from both T and E Maxx chassis. Hopefully this will turn out as nice as I expect at the end. If anyone has something similar or has put one of these together please add to the thread.
I will be posting here often with updates and photos. I have 90% of the parts I need so it shouldn't take too long to finish.
I will be posting here often with updates and photos. I have 90% of the parts I need so it shouldn't take too long to finish.
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05-12-2007, 07:46 PM
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RE: Carbon Fiber and Aluminum Brushless E-Maxx Project
That thing looks like a beast so far. That would be fun to drive, hope you drive it and not "mound queen" it, as I would have to run over to Bridgeport Connecticut and beat your face in.
05-13-2007, 05:24 PM
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RE: Carbon Fiber and Aluminum Brushless E-Maxx Project
ORIGINAL: TtotheRAXXAS
That thing looks like a beast so far. That would be fun to drive, hope you drive it and not "mound queen" it, as I would have to run over to Bridgeport Connecticut and beat your face in.
That thing looks like a beast so far. That would be fun to drive, hope you drive it and not "mound queen" it, as I would have to run over to Bridgeport Connecticut and beat your face in.
05-13-2007, 05:27 PM
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RE: Carbon Fiber and Aluminum Brushless E-Maxx Project
so what's wrong with it? and how can parts be mis-matched, the T-maxx and E-maxx have most of the same parts, the engine/motor are different, so are the chassis and trannsmission, but that's about it.
05-13-2007, 06:28 PM
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RE: Carbon Fiber and Aluminum Brushless E-Maxx Project
ORIGINAL: BRUSHLESS BASHER
so what's wrong with it? and how can parts be mis-matched, the T-maxx and E-maxx have most of the same parts, the engine/motor are different, so are the chassis and trannsmission, but that's about it.
so what's wrong with it? and how can parts be mis-matched, the T-maxx and E-maxx have most of the same parts, the engine/motor are different, so are the chassis and trannsmission, but that's about it.
