Testing the ElementRC Ecto Rat Rod, Tell Me What Mods are Next!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2024
- Looking for your advise on the next mods to the ElementRC ecto Rat rod crawler! Loving the truck now with its new body, but it needs something.
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Smooth as homemade moonshine right there
Crawler science.!!! People hate rotational weight, but one of my go to's are Beef Tube's beef patty's brake rotors. They look the part, and ad weight on the corners.
That body is so perfect. I wish I could have one.
Love the element ecto . Really works with the scale rod body 👍 I love mine
Get the SSD brass knuckles. They are awesome. Great quality imo. And get a brass diff cover on the front axle. See what that does for it.
Definitely need some good looking scale shocks for the rig
My Trailwalker performs excellent after I installed Artful Dodgers servo on axle mount. That's one Mod that really made a big difference! Treal has a few Vintage designed wheels you might like, the heavy iron inner rings they come with give you a lot of weight down low. Cheers RC Everyday 🍻
I like my SSD Diamond Pro Axles and all the aluminum & brass stuff, my ecto is plenty heavy down low. 👍🏻
Like @BrokeAgainRC said, SSD brass knuckles and diff covers. They have the best looking brass, it's a nice gun metal looking brass. Treal is also really great quality and usually weighs more than the SSD brass. Treal wheels are also a nice ad on for weight, they come with heavy iron inner rings. Cheers RC Everyday 🍻Keep it scale!
Mint seeing you crawling again.👍🏻
One upgrade I recommend for yours is taller tires or picking a better line.😜
Cos my FTX OUTBACK 2 has plastic axles but doesn't have many brass upgrades available I'm looking at adding axle weight with stick on lead weights and lead tape like used for golf clubs.... when funds allow.☹
I love it man, gotta say the ifs2 would look a lot more scale imo.
Those tires soften up a lot with a Pro foam RC inserts! I run BRX 90’s for the reliability and weight. I know this is a budget build somewhat. If you like the grip of the tires but not the form the inserts would throw a new dynamic into the crawl. …………….
I would run brass knuckles and try and get stainless diff covers if you can they will take a bit more of a beating.
There's a fine line when adding weight to your truck. You can definitely make a truck too heavy and can start working against your trucks performance. Too much weight can be hard on the drivetrain and also break things in a flip and tumble situation. It can also affect your incline, decent and side pitch abilities. I would start with heavier bead lock wheels, {again not to heavy, just heavier then what you got on there now,} upgrade to metal knuckles and c-hubs, (not necessarily brass, but maybe,) and maybe metal axil housings. Start with that and see if you can get those tires to hook up better on those rocks. If that don't work then your gunna want to look into different tires at that point. Different tires for different rocks.
Just bought a Dumborc DDF-350 controller want a Noble but just can't afford it. Loving the wheels on that truck, could do with some and would look good on my Defender 110
I can't remember if those are stock wheels, but my starting point on a new rig has become heavier wheels. It's rotational weight, but its weight down low where you need it. Also, diff covers are inexpensive.
maybe some different tires but ass for brass start alitte at a time on the front till you get it where you want it an might add a little in the back
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