Jasonf88

does the 1:6 nylint crawler steer in the back as well as the front, and does it have a motor for both the front and rear axel, or is it possible to make the rear steer? or would you need to just ditch the nylint and just get a chassis wih clod axels and go from there?

guver

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Only the front steers, but there's two seperate motors. It might be easy to put a "front axle" in the rear for steering.

Jasonf88

do you know where i could possibly get another nylint 1:6 scale front axel?

wolfattak

you're better off going with clod chassis and axles

Nasher

aren't nylints those like $20-50 toys r us cars?

Lumpmister

Go with the clod axles. Nylints are slowing becoming obsolete. Clod axles are alot better and you can do pretty much anything with them!

Jasonf88

I want to build a crawler but i dont really want to spend $500 on a crawler, if i could get a decent chassis and clod axels or tlt axels for a good deal then i would just do that, but im not looking to pay $100+ just for a chassi or $100+ for axels. What do you all think of the axial scorpion, im about to pre order one from RCC for $258 all it requires is like a esc remote battery charger, i think it comes with everything else, should i just do that?

wolfattak

I ordered a scorpion, and thaey look like a perfect budget crawler, all you need is an esc, a servo( or 2 if you want four wheel steering), a radio and 7.2v battery + charger. Im just going to my lhs to get all that. I've done my research on the scorpion and I'd recomend it.

jamesie

jasonf88 I am doing that when I get a third crawler