cytogen
Quarry Creeper
NICE chassis!!! how can I get my hands on one of these? how was the weight difference from the Stealth Chassis?
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Project SR-71: A Stealth R1 Build
- Thread starter derb
- Start date
derb
Rock Crawler
It was made custom by a local guy for his own project, but he gave up and I ended up buying the two sides for about $40. I used all the bracing rods and skidplate and electronics trays from the Stealth chassis so everything fits up nicely. I need to take some more pics now that it has all the electronics reinstalled and I'm running batteries on both axles now as the 2x Hitec servos and a 27t motor EAT an 850mah 3s in 10-15mins.
bikerzee24
Pebble Pounder
Wow that looks pretty darn good, what made you get rid of the stealth chassis?It's been a while, but this is what my R1 is looking like as of today. Custom carbon fibre chassis from a local guy with links modified to suit the new 335mm wheelbase, a pair of the new Savox 20kg waterproof servos, a set of Traxxas Big Bore shocks and a 27t motor. In these pics it's mechanically complete, I just need to work out the electronics mounts and wire it back up.
derb
Rock Crawler
This rig has been sold to a new owner, but I moved away from the Stealth chassis due to there being way too much weight up way too high. Laying the shocks down helped a lot too.
cytogen
Quarry Creeper
Sorry to hear you sold it. It was a nice to see the progression of the project.
