Ramp Truck

Ramp Truck

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Submitted By
stephan laBelle
blaine, WA, United States of America
Build Information
Readers Ride Title Ramp Truck
Vehicle Class Monster Truck
Chassis Brand Arma
Chassis Model Kraton
Body Brand Custom
Body Model Finnisher
Custom Body Brand and Model J Consepts Finnisher
Power System Electric
Electric Motor Brand and Model Hobbywing EZrun 4958sl 1/6 scale
Speed Control Brand and Model Castle Monster X 8s
Stripped of all wires and plugs except the receiver wire. Team Brood fan wired directly to the receiver.
Battery Brand and Model 2X HRB 6000mah 3s
Wheels and Tires Brand and Model Arrma Backflip 6s.
Shocks Brand and Model Arrma/M2C plus piston kit, 1000cts oil, black/heavy spring set.
Axles Brand and Model M2C Kraton/Notorious
Paint Brand and Model Duratrax light blue. 3 coats of blue, 1 coat of window tint.
Graphics Brand and Model None
Scale Accessories Brand and Model None
Light System Brand and Model None
Radio System Brand and Model Skyfly, Noble NB4.
Sound System Brand and Model None
Other Options Brand and Model M2Cracing chassis kit, complete bracing, shock towers, driveshafts inner and outer, steering plate, shock caps and pistons. Hot Racing center diff mount. RPM a-arms and wing mount. Arrma wing/upper skid plate. Stock EXB diffs front and center, rear is open with 30k in it.
Further Description/Back Story It started with a Tekno truggy my first 1/8 truck. I really liked that truck but it's gear boxes weren't willing to go where I wanted to be. The truck featured started out as a Kraton EXB roller. After watching too many Duperbash videos and spending too much time at the dirt park I decided a more dedicated build might be in order. The big motor isn't what you think it's for, the truck isn't particularly fast. The big motor gives some extra kick for aerial stunts. The truck is a blast to drive and it's an excellent jumper. On the ground it's really heavy, well planted, and accelerates like a rocket. It really is a blast to drive. Changes for the future; I've decided it's too cold for the RPM a-arms where I live so I'm going back to EXBs. After breaking my bellcrank leaping the chasm of death I've decided to reinstall the stock servo saver preload. The upper skid plate is to save money on wings. The skid plate has worn down really fast so a wing is going back on. Well that's the truck, I hope you like it.

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