TRX4 Defender on trail with small misfortune, running hw axe 550 3300 kv, 2s 5200mah, PowerHD 25kg.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Been awhile, added some stuff such as a canoe and a new snorkle and some other small bits. Motor combo, transmitter etc still the same, pretty happy with how it has performed, should have gotten a lower kv setup knowing it would become this heavy but it does the job exellent.
Great forest and great defender. Great job! 😍👍👍
Thank you friend, glad you liked it 😊
A very Cool Defender in a Beautiful spot! Cool Footage congrats!
Apologize for the very late reply. Thank you so much for taking your time watching and commenting.
@@DirtyRC101 Not a problem my Friend!!! 🐼👍🏻
You're Welcome!!!
great trail buddy👍
Thanks for watching it =)
perfect driving and control mate
keep going..enjoy💪🏆
You are to kind, I still think its hard driving one handed 🙂. Thank you, I will 🤜💥🤛
Awesome upload 👌
Cheers buddy, thank you for watching 👀 👍
Damn dirty thing is pimped out!!
Sweet forest run!
Shoulda put trailer on roof or defender and driven it out.
Or rock crawl🤘
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Hey buddy, yeah running out of space on it, but a few more bits can fit 😄.
The trailer is meh, I want one without leaf springs! 🤜💥🤛
Finaly....well done!! :)
Only took me 3 weeks, sheesh =)
Defender looks awesome now! Is it the small electric saw on the top? Driving on these rocks with green moss looks amazing! Thumbs up!
Thanks buddy, glad to hear it😀. It sure is a baby chainsaw and of course electric, don't want greta on my heels 😄.. The moss is awesome especially when I roll and crash 😉, but it does give a smooth driving.
Have a great weekend 🌼
Hehe this one defender is pretty scaled up with all the accessories. I didn’t went that far, yet. Only added a net a couple stuff. Focused on adding brass, light kit proline km3 tires and of course Hobbywing fusion. I was set on buying the same as motor as yours but changed my mind at the last minute. As for your defender, I dig it looks fun trailing with so many scale accessories. Could you share what else you changed from stock beside the motor ? What wheels are you running, shocks setup ? I love the stock one and only been using the stock springs and change the oil for 200 cst. Cheers.
You went about it the same way i did when i got the rig, performance first =). I actually went with HW fusion 2in1 first, love that motor.
I am about to change tires soon but the rims are Axial 1.9 Walker Evans, tires are Proline hyrax Trencher with proline 2 stage foams (hard).
The shocks are stock (havent found any reason to change them), just got *no oil* in them except for a few drops mainly for lubrication, springs are 0.61 (0.39 stock?) spring rate, it adds a nice floppiness to it when you ride over rocks and roots and the body is somewhat heavy.
Added hex extenders for abit more side stability.
Installed Mip Moore HD drive train.
Rocksliders in metal, cant remember brand and the standard brass parts as you know.
Metal front/rear bumper and metal grill, thats about it i think.
Dont think it´ll ever be finished, thank god most trinkets are cheap compared to the hardware..
Did you replace the transmitter?
@@DirtyRC101 yeah I was aiming for reducing the cg as low profile first. I have a couple springs didn’t try yet the harder or softer one.
I figure if the receiver ever crap out I’ll see into changing the tqi transmitter. I guess another channel to lock the rear diff only could be tempting but I didn’t find a situation where this would have helped. I wouldn’t mind a smoother trigger for slow crawl. Anyway thanks for sharing will look the next adventure. I’m also mainly trailing in forest and crossing little stream with spares rocks formation here and there.
@@VeilofApocryphon But really those rigs arent known to have low cg so i never really bothered with it, add weight and drive accordingly..sort of, if i want low cg ill goto my Sport version and send it.
Stock springs will hold up just fine even after you start adding stuff, bit different without oil in them.
Good luck and thanks for watching friend, have a great week.
cool
Thanks dude 🙂