Bubba02STi
Rock Stacker
Bubba’s SCX-10 II Deadbolt 2
Figured out the no response issue today with the help of The Crawl Space. After some tinkering around, we figured out that it was a bad servo, and that was making everything act weird. Here is where I should probably mention that I shouldn’t be left unsupervised. So we replaced the bad servo with a JX-Servo and a Boom Racing Horn, and while we were in there we also upgraded the ESC with a Hobbywing Quicrun. We also made sure that everything had deans plugs. After all that I decided it was also time to upgrade the shocks. So I purchased a set of “The Crawl Space Specials” (this is what I am referring to them as) basically they are Traxxas Big Bores, upgraded caps, soft and medium Losi springs, light weight oil upfront, heavier weight oil in the rear, and solid lower spring mounts. Before I went to pick up my son from school and head home to build the shocks I figured it would be a good idea to go break in all the new parts. So I went and played on the rocks in Palmer park for a bit. The shocks were pretty easy to build after the overwhelming amount of parts that I wasn’t going to use were shifted through. Lol. Needless to say today was a bit expensive. And after the past week or so now I probably could have just bought another truck. But today we built a beast, and it was entirely worth it. Enjoy the pictures below.
Figured out the no response issue today with the help of The Crawl Space. After some tinkering around, we figured out that it was a bad servo, and that was making everything act weird. Here is where I should probably mention that I shouldn’t be left unsupervised. So we replaced the bad servo with a JX-Servo and a Boom Racing Horn, and while we were in there we also upgraded the ESC with a Hobbywing Quicrun. We also made sure that everything had deans plugs. After all that I decided it was also time to upgrade the shocks. So I purchased a set of “The Crawl Space Specials” (this is what I am referring to them as) basically they are Traxxas Big Bores, upgraded caps, soft and medium Losi springs, light weight oil upfront, heavier weight oil in the rear, and solid lower spring mounts. Before I went to pick up my son from school and head home to build the shocks I figured it would be a good idea to go break in all the new parts. So I went and played on the rocks in Palmer park for a bit. The shocks were pretty easy to build after the overwhelming amount of parts that I wasn’t going to use were shifted through. Lol. Needless to say today was a bit expensive. And after the past week or so now I probably could have just bought another truck. But today we built a beast, and it was entirely worth it. Enjoy the pictures below.
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