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Beerman's RcBros Berg build (update on page 7)

It's been a very long time without an update. I have been so incredibly happy with my set up that I don't change a thing. The parts that I get from RcBro are top notch. Over the last year and a half the only thing I have changed is I got some new RcBro carbon fiber wheels that look sweet. Here are some photos from our comp over the weekend.

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That's funny, I was just looking through this thread last night before you posted. Brings back some great memories of working on this beast of a crawler! I miss being roomies haha :oops:

Now we need to build you a sporty!!!
 
That's funny, I was just looking through this thread last night before you posted. Brings back some great memories of working on this beast of a crawler! I miss being roomies haha :oops:

Now we need to build you a sporty!!!

I miss the good old days of being roomies and working on crawlers. Im hoping when I get my taxes I can pick up a sporty.
 
Wow it’s been along time since I’ve done an update. I went years with very little changes and it became time to replace some parts due to natural wear and tear.I needed new speed controllers and motors so I feel the only option was ordering some Homes Hobbie’s ESC’s and 400 13T puller motors.
In the meantime ordering some new parts I was able to get my hands on a set of aluminum fighter axles. Man these things are gorgeous. I decided to use the aluminum fighter rear axle. The overall width was narrower than my current set up which I didn’t like. This is where I had Tom make me some new tubes so I can have my overall width back. Tom can add the technical detail about the tubes, but they are sweet and holding up.
The only other change that I can think of is I gave up on the 7075 aluminum lower links and went back to titanium links. I was consistently bending the lower aluminum links which was getting old.
Here are a few pictures from earlier today.

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Gotcha.
Did you machine the inner threads onto the tubing or did you find a .375” .5mm pitch die to use?
I am sure you can see how fun it was to stuff 7mm shafts in there... :ror:
 
very nice build. really like the time put into it and the red and alum polish n black. looks great. want to do that to mine. also cudos on dying threads on chromoly

may I ask, I'm a bit confused here, this is much bigger or at least a lot wider than standard berg axles. so is this still a 2.2 ? and do you find it to perform better being larger?
I ask because I built a super but had a tough time finding terrain that providing near fun results with my 2.2 berg.
What do you suggest for front axles on the cheap?
Thank you
Nice write up"thumbsup"
 
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