355wagon
Newbie
love the yota.one of the cleanest truck ive seen yet
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Creepy's Yota Flatbed...Pic Heavy
- Thread starter CreepyCrawl
- Start date
bmuzz1
I wanna be Dave
Very nice build!
CreepyCrawl
I wanna be Dave
It's a good time at his layout...deceptively tricky, and a ridiculous amount of approach options and lines to be had. Thanks for the compliment.
Appreciated man, I try to keep myself on point :mrgreen:
Thank you very much sir.
BGGruff
RCC Addict
Sweet! Nice and clean. I like the specs, very thorough. Looks like a mean rig!8)
fordtoys88
Rock Stacker
a very nice clean yota, you did a great job building it. "thumbsup""thumbsup"
CreepyCrawl
I wanna be Dave
Fan Update
My 1.9 has been a trip to wheel, and the only issue I've had so far is the electronics getting hot inside the Hi Tec box; figured this would happen eventually.
I remedied the issue by installing a Novak ESC fan into the cover. The wire grommet holes allow a constant flow of air to move through the box, and so far it's working very well.
My 1.9 has been a trip to wheel, and the only issue I've had so far is the electronics getting hot inside the Hi Tec box; figured this would happen eventually.
I remedied the issue by installing a Novak ESC fan into the cover. The wire grommet holes allow a constant flow of air to move through the box, and so far it's working very well.
mikef350
Rock Stacker
awesome rig mate,and i have noticed theese pull pals on other threads and wanted to no what they was as i have never heard of them but now i no from your pics,cheers fella,"thumbsup"