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Finally - a 1/10 trophy truck built in the axial yeti
- Thread starter joerc2013
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klampykixx
RCC Addict
Subscribed so I can find this again later. This is exactly what I want to do when I get a yeti later next month
mannyb1982
Rock Stacker
Great built can't wait to see it painted great job
mannyb1982
Rock Stacker
"thumbsup""thumbsup" now that the wheelbase is short did it fact the handling or anything
I am anxiously waiting to find out. I have my ran it since I start this build, but I will definitely make a video of its first test run once build is conplete.
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mannyb1982
Rock Stacker
Thanks I'm all excited hopefully everything turns out good for u
BoulderDan
Pebble Pounder
shorter wheelbase would make it handle quicker, some might say twitchy, and be less stable at speed i would think.
hurry up with the video :mrgreen: can't wait to see how it handles.
thanks for doing this build, btw.
hurry up with the video :mrgreen: can't wait to see how it handles.
thanks for doing this build, btw.
Szczerba
I wanna be Dave
Very cool idea. Waiting to see more.
You can use 2 or 3mm screws to screw those plastic chassis parts together.
You can use 2 or 3mm screws to screw those plastic chassis parts together.
i was thinking about it toobut i was afraid it would weaken the structure.
alexchen86
I wanna be Dave
Right on bro! Where did you pick up those Red Bull decals??
I haven't run a Yeti or the XL but if you plan to drive it like a SCT which I think you probably will! Secure those rear shocks towers as strong as possible and beef up that rear end internals and housing along with the suspension trailing arms.
I have been messing with the HPI MTDT Stewart Ivan edition yet to run it and I'm sort of in your boat as well. I don't like the Indy rear so may swap in an scx10 rear solid axle locked. I just ordered up a set of rear black aluminum or delrin arms coming in. Rear shocks are quad setup 2 Traxxas anodized aluminum big bores internally limited with two rear stock off a Blitz. Front shocks are Gmade XO 75's also big bore aluminum bodied and caps.
Power plant is a Castle SV3/3800kv 1410 2s only...3s expect premature wear all over! And parts are near impossible to find on this discontinued rig!
I haven't run a Yeti or the XL but if you plan to drive it like a SCT which I think you probably will! Secure those rear shocks towers as strong as possible and beef up that rear end internals and housing along with the suspension trailing arms.
I have been messing with the HPI MTDT Stewart Ivan edition yet to run it and I'm sort of in your boat as well. I don't like the Indy rear so may swap in an scx10 rear solid axle locked. I just ordered up a set of rear black aluminum or delrin arms coming in. Rear shocks are quad setup 2 Traxxas anodized aluminum big bores internally limited with two rear stock off a Blitz. Front shocks are Gmade XO 75's also big bore aluminum bodied and caps.
Power plant is a Castle SV3/3800kv 1410 2s only...3s expect premature wear all over! And parts are near impossible to find on this discontinued rig!
tachikoma1373
Pebble Pounder
Nice job so far. 
Nice use of the slash bumper. Have to say I'm surprised Axial didn't bring a trophy truck conversion/version out given they are now partnered with SCORE.
Nice use of the slash bumper. Have to say I'm surprised Axial didn't bring a trophy truck conversion/version out given they are now partnered with SCORE.
greengoblin
Rock Crawler
Gonna be following this.
fxman
Quarry Creeper
Nice chop job! I went trough two pairs of scissors. Those bodies are made of some tough plastic![emoji106]
