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Y-Town Double Agent 2.0- Matt's

SDheavymetal

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Matt's Y-Town Double Agent 2.0-

I bought a new Chassis!

Y-Town Double Agent 2.0

Motors- Holmes Hobbies 16T CrawlMaster pro
Speed controls- Holmes Hobbies TorqueMaster BR Mini
BEC- Castle 7.4 volts
Servo- Hitec 7950
Wheels- Y-Town wheels
Tires- Rover white dot
Foams- Crawler innovations- 5.5 soft front med rear
Shocks- Axial SCX10 aluminum F 30w R 35w
Springs- Losi mini T silvers
Radio- Airtronics MT-4
Knuckle Weights- RC4WD
Dlux rear axle

First Bully2 build http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/rc4wd-bully/520437-sdheavymetal-bully-2-build-2.html







This Chassis is very stuff and much narrower than my last chassis. The Double Agent 2.0 such a Great design!
 
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When putting together the chassis I found it easier to install 4 screws and nuts at one time the put the braces on.

 
I installed the light rear axle.



Old Bully axle



That saved 4.0 ounces! 1/4 LBS

I also bought new wheels- Y-Town wheels



Old SLW wheels(they will be going on my Wraith)



With tires



Old wheels



Another 2.2 oz off the truck.
 
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Like I said it's much narrower than my old chassis.





The links are all wrong. So I have lots of work to do. I also need make a new battery tray. The rear shocks bottom out too soon also.

At the last comp with the new rear axle and old chassis I fell into a hole and put it in a bad bind. That broke the rear shock mount at the last comp. The shock mount was supposed to have 2 screws I only has one in it!

So I dropped 6.2 oz off the rear of the truck.



The truck was 4 LBS 8 oz before
 
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Way to step it up Matt! The chassis, wheels, and rear axle are going to make a big difference.

I run a shortened shock on the back of my agent. The stock length shocks work better if you raise the shock arm up.
 
Congratulations on the killer chassis, we better watch out @ our season finals. You have 2 weeks to get this rig back together, you better get to work.
 
I curious to see how the rig handles with Bully2 front axle and Berg rear axle.
 
New truck was looking good until the the gear issues popped up. You need to bring that it back up to the desert for a good, old-fashioned, test and tune session before Nationals :mrgreen:
 

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Yep, thats the Exceed MT option I put out awhile back. I never caught on.

http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/rc4wd-bully/486370-rear-axle-option.html

Somebody can check my math but Berg, Bully and XR all run very similar ratios so you should be able to mix and match from any of the cars. You could run a Berg rear or XR rear and should be fine with just some pinion mixing to make sure they run close to the same.

The front axle on the B2 is setup really nice and the extra weight wont kill you in the front. For the rear, I would think it would be pretty nice to get a housing that does not have the motor stick out so far and is not so heavy.
 
1:0 for the bully axle ;-)
But as Erik said,the motor a little bit closer to the axle would be fine!
 
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