I see you guys want to know every little thing about the truck before it drops lol... I guess I can't blame ya though.
I've already made up my mind that i'll get it and learn everything about it once I have it in my hands.
We are all one race. The human race.
I wonder about rpm arms on such a heavy truck. They tend to get a bow in them on even just a slash if you don't store it with no weight on them. And I quite frequently forget to store it otherwise. Haha
460, straightpipes, buried throttle, nuff said :D
Yes, rpm arms are too soft for heavy trucks.. Personally I prefer Traxxas plastic to rpm I had rather break an a arm than watch it flex and break a cvd.
Can't say I've had any issues with my RPM arms on my e-revo. Been on there for about 7 years now.
I haven't seen issue with RPM arms bowing on my FLM E-maxx which is a fairly heavy truck, but maybe I will take a closer look when I get home. Arms may be one the first things to break on the X-maxx when you clip something with this heavy a truck
Good point JV, hopefully not someone's leg!![]()
Let's see a video of that.
It will be awhile before an X-Maxx will do that due to the way the motor mounts to the chassis.
There are a lot of Vids out there showing a summit pulling something.
http://youtu.be/5g7U-hyfVu8
http://youtu.be/OZR19tAZfp0
Last edited by soundmaster; 11-20-2015 at 02:08 PM.
Oh wow. I am on road guy so I didn't even realize that. Very cool. I guess we will see X-Maxx videos like that also.
Y'all might be able to save a looooot of money by picking up a telluride, or building one up like you'd like. Unless you just want bigger. The telluride makes a great trail truck when set up right. And can go faster too if you wish. Cause it's a couple turns of a hex driver away from being a stampede. The platform is so tough, and it seems the ground clearance vs overall size is better on it than the x maxx appears.
460, straightpipes, buried throttle, nuff said :D
Thanks but I want bigger size, better ground clearance, a better all round truck, easier to work on, I've been over this before haha.
The X-MAXX fits the bill here, hands down.![]()
For trailing still hands down on the Summit
I will out perform the X-Maxx with the locking diffs and low gear.
Meh. Just putty em and go!
My telluride has brushed pede diffs, geared low, a sensored brushless motor, slash arms with zero offset beadlocks, putty in the diffs, the massive g8 swampers, and a little weight in the nose. It does some mild crawling and trailing very well.
And the design is very similar to the x maxx, so maybe it can do it too. But, what I've learned is that when crawling stuff, bigger is not always better. My telly will go a lot of places my summit - ish revo will not, because it fits better. And another problem I wonder about is gearing the x maxx low enough. With either the telly or the summit you can go very low. 1st gear in the summit, or brushed diffs in the telly. There won't be a different ring and pinion combo for the x maxx.
Last edited by mwe-maxxowner; 11-22-2015 at 04:33 PM.
460, straightpipes, buried throttle, nuff said :D
Looking at the studio photos again of the X-MAXX, I see the A-Arm area is much cleaner, appears less complex, a more pleasing design then EREVO I used to have, At least for me.
Last edited by jeteffect; 11-22-2015 at 04:41 PM.
Yes, IMO the design like the slash, pede, telly, and the x maxx will have is simpler and easier to work on.
460, straightpipes, buried throttle, nuff said :D
Emax vs X-MAXX comparison
http://photo.sh/photo-i1108174990750...292402703.html
http://photo.sh/photo-i1107607995768...292402703.html
http://photo.sh/photo-i1110626629746...621447459.html
Can anyone post these photos inline in this thread??
Last edited by jeteffect; 11-23-2015 at 05:57 AM.
Awesome - thanks for that! I don't think the EREVO is much bigger, so this is a good size comparison photo from above we haven't see before.
man that first pic of the x-maxx vs e-maxx comparison is just crazy! I thought the E-Maxx was big all this time lol
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