Haven't heard anyone complain about this but it has proven to be an issue for me
The chassis collects A LOT of stones.
Not a big deal, I thought at first. Pick the car up and flip it over...problem solved. Not exactly!
Sometimes stones of just the right size will lodge themselves between the floor pan and the steering linkage causing your steering to lock
In two instances this caused two servos to short
Next step for me is finding a chassis dust bag. Got do some research and see if one exists for this car
It does collect a lot of pebbles.....typically I flip mine upside down after running to "clean" it
Mine burned up a steering servo that traxxas warrantied right after I got it.
Another problem I've had is with the rear tires catching the back bumper when the tires balloon out.
Breaking parts one run at a time
Last edited by Marshal; 09-19-2017 at 02:51 PM.
Wow and I thought it was just me. I had a stone get stuck against the center driveshaft. It put a few grooves in the shaft but seems to be OK
I use mine to vacuum the floor... but seriously it does collect a lot of small debris. Even on the track after they blow it off with a leaf blower, my 4tec seems to still collect a lot of stuff. I had things get stuck in the steering, and in the center shaft running in dirty parking lot. I think there might be a way to make a mesh or fabric cover for the steering. Maybe even one for the shaft.
hey Marshal what savox servo did you go with
Solution...I cut out the floor pan underneath the linkages.
I’m sure it’s weaker now but unless I get into a high speed front collision with an immovable object, I’ll be fine
Speaking of half shafts. Know if carbon fiber shafts are available anyplace?