Custom 4x4 Truck Video!!!

[ib311]

Originally posted by Project RC
Can you post some picture or the front axle? I want to see how it can turn and still transfer power. Thanks.

Originally posted by chelboed
It's 2 wheel drive, ding dong.

Yea, that's right. It's 2 wheel drive on a 4x4 lift chassis. If you watch the video you can see how fast the truck is...if it was a 4 wheel drive it would be really slow. If you're thinking of the true 4 wheel drive with 4 wheel turning that was being made. We came to the conclusion that the Blazer wouldn't work out and has been postponed for awhile. I though everybody knew what I meant from the post. I would go back into ebay and clear up the post but the auction already started and I can't make changes now. So, if for some reason you didn't know...there I just told you. hehe

The truck does wheelies because of the high center of gravity and it flys in my opinion. The video is done with 2.6 motor in it so image what a 3.5 will look like! The truck is an awesome mod and an all around fun bit to play with!

Oh, and remember...the wonderful thing about "Monster Mod", is he's the only one!

[Lord_Nick_D]

i like the toys r us truck
tank steering is cool its hard if its only 2 wheel drive though
do you think they would sell that in canada
and how much was it

[SlowbutCourious]

...video was ok how does that move on smooth surface?..what motor u using?..

[dabigpig]

my 4x4 was bought in red deer ALBERTA (woohoo) so ya you should probably be able to find it in canada.
i haven't taken it apart to see the motors but it goes pretty damn good for a 4wd monster truck but yet has the power to climb stuff. the only downside i can see is the hard rubber tires that don't have much grip so it's hard to climb sliperyish (i created a new word) objects

[chelboed]

Originally posted by SlowbutCourious
...video was ok how does that move on smooth surface?..what motor u using?..

I think if you look up a couple of inches it sayes that it's a 2.6 motor. No brand name, though.

[ib311]

Originally posted by SlowbutCourious
...video was ok how does that move on smooth surface?..what motor u using?..

It's much faster on a smooth surface. The tires are real solid rubber, so they have really great gripping power!


dabigpig - cool video!