Miller Tyme
Pebble Pounder
That's about right, I have had to get real narrow wheels to get the Berg to 10 1/4. It would be eaier to add a little to the bully, than to shave more off the Berg.
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Summit RC Rock Crawlers fort wayne, IN
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sportpak
Pebble Pounder
Ben, It was too narrow but I had the perfect shims and I think it will work well. Other mods in progress
Cool man.
jcboof
I wanna be Dave
Team MuMu is going to be Team Hamburger when I get done Sunday......
LOL! Come on, give Ben a chance. He's definitely got a nice rig built but he just coudn't get a good break last comp.
M_ENERGY
Rock Crawler
Well we just got 8 tons rock today Nice place to practice/test/tune. I've been looking at the dig kits. . . what seems to be the best setup for MOA. Two esc and electronic dig or one esc and using switches and servo? They don't make any chassis kits geared towards bully axles do they? I have been looking at the rockstar and kamikaze chassis.
Nice place to practice/test/tune. I've been looking at the dig kits. . . what seems to be the best setup for MOA. Two esc and electronic dig or one esc and using switches and servo? They don't make any chassis kits geared towards bully axles do they? I have been looking at the rockstar and kamikaze chassis.sportpak
Pebble Pounder
Back at you big boy!it's been too long...
Miller Tyme
Pebble Pounder
The dig is preference and equipment dependent, 2 esc's require some fancy mixing and button reassignment to fully utilize. The switches are simple and work well....and cheap.
As for chassis any MOA chassis is fairly interchangeable. The only real difference between the shafty and MOA chassis is the size of the skid plate. MOA can get by with a much smaller area, but the shaffty needs room for the tranny and motor.
Stop out Sunday, you'll see some of everything.
As for chassis any MOA chassis is fairly interchangeable. The only real difference between the shafty and MOA chassis is the size of the skid plate. MOA can get by with a much smaller area, but the shaffty needs room for the tranny and motor.
Stop out Sunday, you'll see some of everything.
sportpak
Pebble Pounder
You'll see a stock chassis Axial running good, a couple KK Bergs running good, a home made Berg run good, pimped Axials run good, and my MuMu Berg.... it depends on the day the drivers having:roll:.
Bring the popcorn, there is always something going down. Lots to look at, and enough different ideas and concepts to make your head hurt.
Ben
Bring the popcorn, there is always something going down. Lots to look at, and enough different ideas and concepts to make your head hurt.
Ben
jcboof
I wanna be Dave
yeah, Seth can drive the hell outta that stock axial chassis rig!! My old DNA Axial was great but my berg is really staring to grow on me!
jcboof
I wanna be Dave
Just whatever you do, Don't listen to Ken!! :lol: LOL!! Nah, Everyone there is great and have always been SUPER helpful about everything. Even though i run a Berg, I still have a toolbox full of Axial parts just in case someone breaks and needs some spares! There are alot of experienced drivers there that know what they are talking about and they are always willing to share experiences and tips to help you out. Not to mention we will always encourage new drivers and help them on the course by suggesting lines and when to use dig and anything else we can do to help each other out.
I was completely new at this crawling scene this past winter and I have learned ALOT!!! BUT, I still got ALOT to learn!
Everyone is here to help you out!"thumbsup"
I was completely new at this crawling scene this past winter and I have learned ALOT!!! BUT, I still got ALOT to learn!
Everyone is here to help you out!"thumbsup"
M_ENERGY
Rock Crawler
Sounds awesome! Can't wait till sunday. I have read and read. I like that there's such a variety of crawlers it makes so much more interesting.
jcboof
I wanna be Dave
i just hope more people show up for this next comp on sunday than the last one!!
Miller Tyme
Pebble Pounder
Just a thought, anyone have any extra crawlers set-up....bring it as a loaner, If Devon doesn't run I'll bring his along.
jcboof
I wanna be Dave
Geez, i wish I had a spare one lying around!
Corey1701
Newbie
Preston and I will be there Sunday. I dont have a crawler yet but a Berg is being built as we speak...Hopefully be ready by next comp.
M_ENERGY
Rock Crawler
Had another question for all MOA crawlers. Whats a good esc to run and if anybody is having problems with both motors starting at the time?
Miller Tyme
Pebble Pounder
Bring your Slashes on Sunday.....Fun run planned with currently 6+ promised to attend.
M_ENERGY
Rock Crawler
Also I was looking at a berg crawler and it has this chassis? www.t1erc.com/shop/ccp0-prodshow/rockshow.htm
Would it be a leagal crawler?
Would it be a leagal crawler?
jcboof
I wanna be Dave
Damn, I still don't have one yet. My wife said no for now!! :x
