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Hmm I thought you were going brushless? I'm sure that Trinity motor can handle 8.4V but what I mentioned earlier is with regards to a brushless setup.

madmaxx wrote:well im almost done with this project... still waiting on some final parts so i got busy with the body, nothing outrageous just a simple paint job, here are some pics...





then out for some electronics...!!!

the simple white does look very nice

Thanks for the comments, i went to my local hobby shop today and picked up a servo for the steering...



and here are the two brothers... my shelf queen and my future runner...

Thanks for the parts Coelacanth... Perfect... the car is finally done.

madmaxx wrote:Thanks for the parts Coelacanth... Perfect... the car is finally done.

Looking forward to some pictures of your completed build! Glad to help out, Ruben.

let me finish installing the Dirt Burners "Thorp Hard'' final pinion and i will post some pics... almost done.

ok guys... i have finished the car... i received the motor yesterday...its a 19T single from Trinity its installed along with a "hard" final pinion gear , i had some electronics sitting around so i got them installed in the car for now, i need a better speed control cuz this one cannot handle 8.4v but i have to say its pretty fast the way it is... the steering servo was a PITA to get right but with a little mod got it to work, here some pics...






Thanks Again Marc and Madracer for your inputs and help!!!

i will be getting a better SC and a 8.4V battery soon...

It looks beautiful, Ruben. Nice job bringing another one back from the dead!

Looks nicer when the electronics intalled.
It's like ready to rumble
Nice and clean work indeed