This is my first attempt at a Monster Truck.
I made the chassis from left over aluminum from work. I made the links from aluminum dowel and drilled and tapped the ends and used all thread to attach rod ends to the dowel. I have recently ordered RPM rod ends to use as the stock traxxas ones I used keep breaking. I used AR60 axles and Hot Racing Aluminum 2 Speed Transmission. I am using Hot racing Steel Driveshafts for front and back center shafts. I am running a hobbywing 1/8 scale brushless esc and traxxas 550 size brushless motor. I made a custom steering servo mount out of aluminum angle so that I could mount a 1/5 scale servo (I had one laying around and for durability). I have OFNA Pirate tires and wheels mounted using Tyres 17mm hex adapters (They were like 5 bucks, they are really tight and took some convincing to get them on but work so far. I have Hot Racing aluminum shocks on it now but will most likely be putting Traxxas T-maxx shocks on instead. I am probably forgetting something. But this is just what I have done so far.
I made the chassis from left over aluminum from work. I made the links from aluminum dowel and drilled and tapped the ends and used all thread to attach rod ends to the dowel. I have recently ordered RPM rod ends to use as the stock traxxas ones I used keep breaking. I used AR60 axles and Hot Racing Aluminum 2 Speed Transmission. I am using Hot racing Steel Driveshafts for front and back center shafts. I am running a hobbywing 1/8 scale brushless esc and traxxas 550 size brushless motor. I made a custom steering servo mount out of aluminum angle so that I could mount a 1/5 scale servo (I had one laying around and for durability). I have OFNA Pirate tires and wheels mounted using Tyres 17mm hex adapters (They were like 5 bucks, they are really tight and took some convincing to get them on but work so far. I have Hot Racing aluminum shocks on it now but will most likely be putting Traxxas T-maxx shocks on instead. I am probably forgetting something. But this is just what I have done so far.