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EazyRC 1/18 Glacier ( unlicensed K10 pickup)

Body looks great and quite detailed. Buuuut... that's a lot of weight up very high. Not sure about the front steering/knuckles area (see pic).. looks like some of that could be pretty thin plastics. Track width looks narrow for crawling too.
Obvious high COG combined with a more obvious poor AOA (rear) indicates this will not be much good at crawling especially when comparing to the scx. I AM curious about the shocks and those copper tires and if they are any good ..and can be used on our scx. All that being said, the scale and look seem to be awesome and it might be a great shelf piece if nothing else, just my two cents lol, thanks for sharing!
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Body looks great and quite detailed. Buuuut... that's a lot of weight up very high. Not sure about the front steering/knuckles area (see pic).. looks like some of that could be pretty thin plastics. Track width looks narrow for crawling too.
Obvious high COG combined with a more obvious poor AOA (rear) indicates this will not be much good at crawling especially when comparing to the scx. I AM curious about the shocks and those copper tires and if they are any good ..and can be used on our scx. All that being said, the scale and look seem to be awesome and it might be a great shelf piece if nothing else, just my two cents lol, thanks for sharing!
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It's more of a scale trail truck than a crawler, to be fair. It's basically a stripped down version of the FMS Chevrolet k10, both are the same axles suspensions and transmissions that have been around a bit In the other EazyRC and some FMS and seem to work well. The CVDS in these axles are pretty nice. The shocks are decent and can be modified to hold oil. Yes, We can use the wheels and tires as they are all the same 1.0" wheels with 7mm hex.

My SMS Chevrolet K10 should hopefully be here today I'll update with pictures of it when it does, even though it looks the same as this one haha
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oh yeah wow, that orange one looks almost exactly the same underneath as the easyrc one. keep us posted on ur new toy [emoji16]

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oh yeah wow, that orange one looks almost exactly the same underneath as the easyrc one. keep us posted on ur new toy [emoji16]

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In the past the EazyRC version usually doesn't have an interior, gets plastic axle gears, and cheaper electronics with less features, but some models supposedly have either metal gears.

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These two pictures show off and the difference in the staring angle with the CVD axle shafts.
EazyRC Arizona unlicensed Jeep on the left with the CVD axles and plastic axle gears. (Comparable to the RocHobby Fire Horse)

FMS licensed FJ Cruiser center with CBD axles and metal gears. (Comparable to EazyRC Triton)
And on the right a normal dog bone axle. In this case it's the red Rock Hobby Katana V1 . The silver/gray V2 version is similar to the other trucks we are discussing and has the same axles
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Comparing the size to the SCX24 C10
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Has anyone had the chance to try the fms steel diff gears in the Eazy rc glacier yet. My son got one for Christmas and the rear one is going out already. Hes still learning the things not to do. lol
any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Matt
 
Has anyone had the chance to try the fms steel diff gears in the Eazy rc glacier yet. My son got one for Christmas and the rear one is going out already. Hes still learning the things not to do. lol
any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Matt
Yes they FMS LC80/,k10 and RocHobby Katana V2 metag axlel gears are interchangeable

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Thanks Spoo for the size comparisons. The K10/Glacier is under the 1/18 banner but is quite a bit bigger.

If I calculated correctly (just on the body, wheelbases can be arbitrary), the 1/1 truck is 211.8 in long, the model is 324mm long *math sounds, computing beep beep boop* Results: Approximately 1/16.6 scale.


...My son got one for Christmas and the rear one is going out already. Hes still learning the things not to do. lol
any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Matt


I don't know how old your son is but there's people out there giving these to 3 year olds and wondering why they break or the gears start skipping in the first 5 minutes of use. :roll:
 
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