Thanks you so much!!! It's all in the motors really, everything else is my go to running gear. I did find that the HobbyWing 880 esc does need to be programmed and finding the right one is tricky (it needs to be the RED one for the 1060/880 by HobbyWing). I have the Blue card and use photos of the Red card to set mine up because the card is the same, its the numbers and values that are different.
Gorgeous! That scoots along REALLY well. I am a big fan of the Super Stock motors. So cool that you've done the work to make these work in a Clod. Great Job.
Thank You!!! I had a handful of race Clods years ago so I kinda know what & how the motors need to be (I raced with 13x2 Fatom Ready Ti motors). It's a shame Tamiya don't make motors for such a truck that's been on the market for over 30 years. Thanks again Mike, she'll be out 1 or 2 more times then its to the shelf.
Thanks man, I think the motors might be a bit much for such a limited edition kit, better suited for my race Clod. I was just commenting to Dom, I always watch and give a thumbs up on the videos I do watch but can't comment through the tv via PS4, I'm trying to catch up now (I don't use a phone to watch and don't use the laptop often to watch).
It runs like a champ out there! What a great looking lineup of trucks sitting there as well! Glad you are finally getting some good weather and can get out for a romp in the yard!!
Thanks Addam!!! Man I tell ya, those TZ motors really wake the truck up (did you see the rolling wheelie?). So much torque and maybe 2 to 5 mph faster.. Perfect Match!!!! Thanks for watching dude!!
Hiya Bob and great to see the Limited Edition turning it's wheels for the first time! And man, she's got some pep! Loving the wheelies and stoppies! Mine is going to seem a little tame after watching yours go. She looks so sweet out there in the natural light, and great to see your other rigs spectating! Glad it finished the run in one piece, too! ATB, brother! :O)
Thanks brother Mark... I'm glad I didn't break out the ramps, I still have a little self control, but just a little as I almost sent the truck at full speed. Speaking of full speed, I can't wait to get her out for a speed run and compare that to the stock Clod. If I had the esc set to 100% reverse, the backwards wheelies would be the same as the frontward ones, but I always set the esc's for less reverse. I can't wait to see you and Rob rip those Clods in the sand (tape the vent holes in the wheels first if you glued the tires, just a tip. ATB my mate, and hope you all are feeling better!!!
Thanks man!!! I almost went full ape sh!t crazy with it, I can't help it, it's a Clod... But, I have others I can beat on, Not This One!!!! Soon she will be on a shelf with my OG Clod.
Thanks Peter, I always like(d) Clods.... Steering is picky, they are slow, they bounce around and they wobble while driving... What's not to like? One of my Clod's is missing there, my OG Red Clod... she's not ready to be seen yet. Plus I put the TXT-2 out for some air too...
Thanks man, i got ya back!!!! Seen your Clod vids a while ago, awesome sh!t man!!! Something about how a Clod drives that just make it cool, sure, its no basher and was never meant to be... However, one can build the snot out of one.. It's the Lego* of RC Trucks.... For an RC truck design that's over 30 years old, it hold it's own very well.
Man, I almost sent it... I still have a bit of self control, a little.. LOL. Thanks man for stopping by & check your email. Those TZ motors have some guts to them, it did a rolling wheelie!!!! If I had the esc set to 100% reverse, it would do more of a backwards wheelie, perfect motors for a Clod (with some work). Next is a speed run then she sits (it is a limited edition kit after all).
Hi there Bob, I hope that you and the family had a good Easter. Looks like the Super Clod is ‘Alive’! It’s a real beastie, just like the real life vehicle. They looks awesome and menacing. Looks like a successful test to me my good friend. Best wishes to you all 😊😊
Thanks John, same to you... Those Tamiya TZ motors did wake the truck up a bit, much more torque & speed over stock silver can 540 motors, it's a good trade for $60 bucks or so. ATB to You & Yours also my friend!!!
Thanks Rob!!! It's the same as any other Clod, what makes the power is, the motors & lipo pack I used (its the same lipo I use in most kits I have, the same Pete uses, the Gartpot 2S 4000mah round pack). However, the Tamiya Super Sport TZ I reworked and put in make up a lot of that torque and power. I did a video on the motors & how I worked them to be used in a Clod.
Thanks Pete!!! It was a blast running the truck but it being a Limited Edition kit, I wanna take it easy with it. The speed test is next then it goes on the "shelf", I have other Clods and trucks I can beat on. LOL
Hey Bob! Maaaan, that thing was on steroids!!! Those Super stock motors are pretty rapid for brushed motors, never seen them used in a clod before! That was insane, backward wheelies, endo's..... bet she was quite a handful to keep on all 4 wheels mate? Great stuff. She looks superb, especially with all her other siblings out there. Ive still not built my superclod yet, but have just finished restoring a mk1 bow tie beauty- Full Alluminium sassy chassis, loadsa carbon, upgraded shocks, 35kg steering servos on each axle, twin torque tuned motors etc etc. She looks awesome, and weighs a ton! 🤣 I'm pretty sure you will approve sir.... as I know how much you love a clod! All the best mate! 👍 👍 👍 👍 Hope to get her on the channel soon.
Careful with those motors, See the video Addam did on his channel about silver can motors other than stock ones (fixed timing and swapping wires don't help), That's why I always go for rebuildable motors, easier to turn the rear motors end bell 180 degrees.. I did a video on how I got those SS motors set for a Clod. I have an OG Clod too but she's not ready for the spotlight just yet... Old Sassy Chassis, SWEET!!!! I'm using a Thunder Tech Racing Ripper Pro chassis on my race Clod. The only thing I can say about a Clod build is, Bearings & Steal pinions (32 pitch, 13 teeth) and your set. Driving this Limited Edition Gray (Grey) Super Clod Buster is a bit hit & miss, so much torque, but she will be spending most of her life on a shelf.. I have other Clods I can run. Just have fun man, that's what it's all about!!! Thanks for the view and words mate, ATB!!!!!!
@@UncleBobsRC Cheers for the valuable advice Bob, I know your a proper 'clod aficionado' with lots of experience in the field! Your racing clod sounds awesome, I bet clod racing is super fun! Yes I remember seeing Addams video, along with some others including some of yours I do believe. The timing/direction issue makes full sense. The Mk1 was intended to be a shelf piece rather than a runner, it's restored to an immaculate level.... the original silver cans were rusty and worn so I installed the 2 torque tuned motors as they were new and going spare, simply to look nice. I generally fully restore original 80s models to a very high standard for the shelf, it's silly running them when they have been made perfect, especially as the plastics all go so brittle. I buy re re's to drive, so the super clod re re will be my runner clod once it's built. We do this with most models, as you can drive them hard being re re's without having to worry about damaging them! If I do run the MK1 it will be a very light/short run on grass. All the best fella. 👍 👍 👍 👍
@@yodadarksideGreenHawksRC Oh that's good to hear... I thought you were going to run the concourse OG Clod.. I even have OG stickers for mine not MCI or other re-re stickers, but they need some help, started to lift in spots and got dirt under them.. not too bad but bad enough I have to cut 2 to make one.
@@UncleBobsRC Ah sweet mate, look forward to seeing your OG once she's done! 100% with you regarding the decals, I managed to obtain an original set for £60,another good reason why this one won't be getting run. I know a lot of people frown upon shelf queens, but I believe there is room in this hobby for all angles. I could never have just shelf queens as I enjoy running them too much, but at the same time I wouldn't enjoy running a rare piece of fragile rc history that I've invested so much time and money into, as I would be too worried about damaging it. I get a lot of pleasure out of seeing them all on the shelf looking immaculate, a little nostalgic time capsule as it were. And that's where the re releases come into play- They aren't rare, the plastics are new and a lot less brittle, spares are easily available..... meaning I can let rip, kick up some dust, push them hard, break them, repair them, and generally get full enjoyment out of driving them the way they were intended to be driven! Looking forward to eventually getting the super clod re re built, and driving over the other guys cars! 🤣 👍 👍 👍 👍
@@yodadarksideGreenHawksRC I hear ya man... I had so many OG Clods and now hard to get (or if in like new condition grill & tailgate, cost an arm & leg). I seen OG stickers trying to sell for $200 USD on ebay... I beat the hell out of a lot of Clods and RC kits... As I got older, I recognize the value of older, hard to find/get kits and parts. Nothing is wrong with a shelf queen if you have other runners/bashers that one need not worry about.
I had one more I could have brought out, but I would have to put it back together a bit.. Sadly man, you wont get to race this one, after the speed test, she's going on the shelf. I know Tamiya motors are not to be ran on 3S, but I can't help wonder how much more power & speed these would have. LOL
@@madmustangrc214 These motors wont take 3S, hell, most brushed motors won't hold up to 3S, sure, racing back in the day we used 8 to 12 cells but the runs are less than a minute then you wait almost an hour (depends on how many racers) before you race again. I will be trying to get us motors soon, I'll have to have Jen PayPal Holmes Hobbies.... But those motors are also 2S only!!!!!!!! I think.
53696, Sorry, I thought I put that in the description. However, you can't just put them in a Clod and have them work right... You need to do some work on them first.
If I was working with 0 zero timed motors I’d be okay but with a “timed” motor it requires me to switch the polarity of the end bell to get a reverse motor, correct? I am sorry for the questions but I have been outside the loop for a couple decades and am just getting back into my bull heads . I have some ESP 18T motors that I have stashed, lol 😂. I’m going to use my super roosters and try some other motors for screwing around . I’m impressed with the power of Your truck! I’m curious what pinion you are using 13-14? I also have seen people complain about the lack of wear of the stock Tamiya ⚙️. Can you recommend a brand for brushed motors?
@@petemarchi5112 ESP motors, now those take me back... If they are a Match Clod set (Bullhead too) your good to go. I did a video on how to get the Tamiya motors to work in the Clod... I'm using stock size 13 tooth pinions (32 pitch). I also use Robinson Racing Steel pinions, not sure of the part number off hand.. The Novak Super Rooster is a great esc, but use caution if you run lipo packs with it (low voltage alarm will be needed). I use a Super Rooster in my race Clod with Trinity 13 turn motors on 2S lipo. However, I'm switching out the esc & motors.
My game plan is to stay with my old SCR Sanyo no-cads and I have some new nimh packs. I’m not going to go to lipos or brushless. I just want to stay with what I know and what my charger can support. Lol 😆 ( old school) I know. Thanks again for your info. I appreciate it. I will look for some Robinson pinion gears.
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these monster trucks are really awesome. thanks for sharing. new subscriber here
Thanks and sorry for the late reply... I have not really been on YT much...
Nice trucks and run. I like wheelies and stoppies👍
Thanks you so much!!! It's all in the motors really, everything else is my go to running gear. I did find that the HobbyWing 880 esc does need to be programmed and finding the right one is tricky (it needs to be the RED one for the 1060/880 by HobbyWing). I have the Blue card and use photos of the Red card to set mine up because the card is the same, its the numbers and values that are different.
Gorgeous! That scoots along REALLY well. I am a big fan of the Super Stock motors. So cool that you've done the work to make these work in a Clod. Great Job.
Thank You!!! I had a handful of race Clods years ago so I kinda know what & how the motors need to be (I raced with 13x2 Fatom Ready Ti motors). It's a shame Tamiya don't make motors for such a truck that's been on the market for over 30 years. Thanks again Mike, she'll be out 1 or 2 more times then its to the shelf.
nice rc's and cool run,like the wheelies
Thanks dude!!! I think the motors are a bit much for a truck that's going to live on a shelf..
@@UncleBobsRC i like power....lol
@@islandrc-duke1972 Me too, but not in a Limited Edition kit.
Great run Bob! Always nice to see a Clodbuster stretch it’s legs!👍😊
Thanks man, I think the motors might be a bit much for such a limited edition kit, better suited for my race Clod. I was just commenting to Dom, I always watch and give a thumbs up on the videos I do watch but can't comment through the tv via PS4, I'm trying to catch up now (I don't use a phone to watch and don't use the laptop often to watch).
It runs like a champ out there! What a great looking lineup of trucks sitting there as well! Glad you are finally getting some good weather and can get out for a romp in the yard!!
Thanks Addam!!! Man I tell ya, those TZ motors really wake the truck up (did you see the rolling wheelie?). So much torque and maybe 2 to 5 mph faster.. Perfect Match!!!! Thanks for watching dude!!
@@UncleBobsRC It did seem rowdy but not crazy fast and uncontrollable power. Like you said, just about right!
Hiya Bob and great to see the Limited Edition turning it's wheels for the first time! And man, she's got some pep! Loving the wheelies and stoppies! Mine is going to seem a little tame after watching yours go. She looks so sweet out there in the natural light, and great to see your other rigs spectating! Glad it finished the run in one piece, too! ATB, brother! :O)
Thanks brother Mark... I'm glad I didn't break out the ramps, I still have a little self control, but just a little as I almost sent the truck at full speed. Speaking of full speed, I can't wait to get her out for a speed run and compare that to the stock Clod. If I had the esc set to 100% reverse, the backwards wheelies would be the same as the frontward ones, but I always set the esc's for less reverse. I can't wait to see you and Rob rip those Clods in the sand (tape the vent holes in the wheels first if you glued the tires, just a tip. ATB my mate, and hope you all are feeling better!!!
Great run with the clodbuster there always fun to watch
Thanks man!!! I almost went full ape sh!t crazy with it, I can't help it, it's a Clod... But, I have others I can beat on, Not This One!!!! Soon she will be on a shelf with my OG Clod.
Great run with the Super Clod Bob! And you have a nice collection of trucks there 👍🙂
Thanks Peter, I always like(d) Clods.... Steering is picky, they are slow, they bounce around and they wobble while driving... What's not to like? One of my Clod's is missing there, my OG Red Clod... she's not ready to be seen yet. Plus I put the TXT-2 out for some air too...
Awesome run my friend, definitely a great platform!
Thanks man, i got ya back!!!! Seen your Clod vids a while ago, awesome sh!t man!!! Something about how a Clod drives that just make it cool, sure, its no basher and was never meant to be... However, one can build the snot out of one.. It's the Lego* of RC Trucks.... For an RC truck design that's over 30 years old, it hold it's own very well.
Hey Bob, love to see first runs of these awesome RCs dude!
Man, I almost sent it... I still have a bit of self control, a little.. LOL. Thanks man for stopping by & check your email. Those TZ motors have some guts to them, it did a rolling wheelie!!!! If I had the esc set to 100% reverse, it would do more of a backwards wheelie, perfect motors for a Clod (with some work). Next is a speed run then she sits (it is a limited edition kit after all).
Hi there Bob, I hope that you and the family had a good Easter. Looks like the Super Clod is ‘Alive’! It’s a real beastie, just like the real life vehicle. They looks awesome and menacing. Looks like a successful test to me my good friend. Best wishes to you all 😊😊
Thanks John, same to you... Those Tamiya TZ motors did wake the truck up a bit, much more torque & speed over stock silver can 540 motors, it's a good trade for $60 bucks or so. ATB to You & Yours also my friend!!!
Hi Bob. I must say I do like the grey edition it looks mean and it does wheelies and stoppies to boot. Great stuff mate ATB brother.
Thanks Rob!!! It's the same as any other Clod, what makes the power is, the motors & lipo pack I used (its the same lipo I use in most kits I have, the same Pete uses, the Gartpot 2S 4000mah round pack). However, the Tamiya Super Sport TZ I reworked and put in make up a lot of that torque and power. I did a video on the motors & how I worked them to be used in a Clod.
Hey it looks fantastic out there Bob. Nice test drive my friend. Best wishes to you 😁
Thanks Pete!!! It was a blast running the truck but it being a Limited Edition kit, I wanna take it easy with it. The speed test is next then it goes on the "shelf", I have other Clods and trucks I can beat on. LOL
Hey Bob!
Maaaan, that thing was on steroids!!!
Those Super stock motors are pretty rapid for brushed motors, never seen them used in a clod before!
That was insane, backward wheelies, endo's..... bet she was quite a handful to keep on all 4 wheels mate? Great stuff.
She looks superb, especially with all her other siblings out there.
Ive still not built my superclod yet, but have just finished restoring a mk1 bow tie beauty-
Full Alluminium sassy chassis, loadsa carbon, upgraded shocks, 35kg steering servos on each axle, twin torque tuned motors etc etc.
She looks awesome, and weighs a ton! 🤣
I'm pretty sure you will approve sir.... as I know how much you love a clod!
All the best mate! 👍 👍 👍 👍
Hope to get her on the channel soon.
Careful with those motors, See the video Addam did on his channel about silver can motors other than stock ones (fixed timing and swapping wires don't help), That's why I always go for rebuildable motors, easier to turn the rear motors end bell 180 degrees.. I did a video on how I got those SS motors set for a Clod. I have an OG Clod too but she's not ready for the spotlight just yet... Old Sassy Chassis, SWEET!!!! I'm using a Thunder Tech Racing Ripper Pro chassis on my race Clod. The only thing I can say about a Clod build is, Bearings & Steal pinions (32 pitch, 13 teeth) and your set. Driving this Limited Edition Gray (Grey) Super Clod Buster is a bit hit & miss, so much torque, but she will be spending most of her life on a shelf.. I have other Clods I can run. Just have fun man, that's what it's all about!!! Thanks for the view and words mate, ATB!!!!!!
@@UncleBobsRC
Cheers for the valuable advice Bob, I know your a proper 'clod aficionado' with lots of experience in the field!
Your racing clod sounds awesome, I bet clod racing is super fun!
Yes I remember seeing Addams video, along with some others including some of yours I do believe.
The timing/direction issue makes full sense.
The Mk1 was intended to be a shelf piece rather than a runner, it's restored to an immaculate level.... the original silver cans were rusty and worn so I installed the 2 torque tuned motors as they were new and going spare, simply to look nice.
I generally fully restore original 80s models to a very high standard for the shelf, it's silly running them when they have been made perfect, especially as the plastics all go so brittle.
I buy re re's to drive, so the super clod re re will be my runner clod once it's built.
We do this with most models, as you can drive them hard being re re's without having to worry about damaging them!
If I do run the MK1 it will be a very light/short run on grass.
All the best fella. 👍 👍 👍 👍
@@yodadarksideGreenHawksRC Oh that's good to hear... I thought you were going to run the concourse OG Clod.. I even have OG stickers for mine not MCI or other re-re stickers, but they need some help, started to lift in spots and got dirt under them.. not too bad but bad enough I have to cut 2 to make one.
@@UncleBobsRC
Ah sweet mate, look forward to seeing your OG once she's done!
100% with you regarding the decals, I managed to obtain an original set for £60,another good reason why this one won't be getting run.
I know a lot of people frown upon shelf queens, but I believe there is room in this hobby for all angles.
I could never have just shelf queens as I enjoy running them too much, but at the same time I wouldn't enjoy running a rare piece of fragile rc history that I've invested so much time and money into, as I would be too worried about damaging it.
I get a lot of pleasure out of seeing them all on the shelf looking immaculate, a little nostalgic time capsule as it were.
And that's where the re releases come into play-
They aren't rare, the plastics are new and a lot less brittle, spares are easily available..... meaning I can let rip, kick up some dust, push them hard, break them, repair them, and generally get full enjoyment out of driving them the way they were intended to be driven!
Looking forward to eventually getting the super clod re re built, and driving over the other guys cars! 🤣 👍 👍 👍 👍
@@yodadarksideGreenHawksRC I hear ya man... I had so many OG Clods and now hard to get (or if in like new condition grill & tailgate, cost an arm & leg). I seen OG stickers trying to sell for $200 USD on ebay... I beat the hell out of a lot of Clods and RC kits... As I got older, I recognize the value of older, hard to find/get kits and parts. Nothing is wrong with a shelf queen if you have other runners/bashers that one need not worry about.
That's why your out of breath you had to clean out the closet full of clod's lol. Looks good seems quick I want to race against it with my clod.
I had one more I could have brought out, but I would have to put it back together a bit.. Sadly man, you wont get to race this one, after the speed test, she's going on the shelf. I know Tamiya motors are not to be ran on 3S, but I can't help wonder how much more power & speed these would have. LOL
As you know I run mine on 3s and silver cans and it's pretty quick. So yeah.
@@madmustangrc214 These motors wont take 3S, hell, most brushed motors won't hold up to 3S, sure, racing back in the day we used 8 to 12 cells but the runs are less than a minute then you wait almost an hour (depends on how many racers) before you race again. I will be trying to get us motors soon, I'll have to have Jen PayPal Holmes Hobbies.... But those motors are also 2S only!!!!!!!! I think.
I have silver cans that say other wise lmao.
What esc are you using
That would be the HobbyWing 880 esc that came with the kit...
Oh man that’s a beauty truck😊i❤it!!! I want one. Thanks for showing those badboys. Dude pretty sure we just became best friends 😅😂😂 jk awesome man
Thanks brother... The Tamiya TZ motors did the truck some good. I agree, the truck is a beauty!!!
promo sm 💯
Thanks
I’m not familiar with the TZ motor. Part #?
53696, Sorry, I thought I put that in the description. However, you can't just put them in a Clod and have them work right... You need to do some work on them first.
I added the part number for the motors... Thanks for letting me know as I forgot to say what the number was.
If I was working with 0 zero timed motors I’d be okay but with a “timed” motor it requires me to switch the polarity of the end bell to get a reverse motor, correct? I am sorry for the questions but I have been outside the loop for a couple decades and am just getting back into my bull heads . I have some ESP 18T motors that I have stashed, lol 😂. I’m going to use my super roosters and try some other motors for screwing around . I’m impressed with the power of Your truck! I’m curious what pinion you are using 13-14? I also have seen people complain about the lack of wear of the stock Tamiya ⚙️. Can you recommend a brand for brushed motors?
@@petemarchi5112 ESP motors, now those take me back... If they are a Match Clod set (Bullhead too) your good to go. I did a video on how to get the Tamiya motors to work in the Clod... I'm using stock size 13 tooth pinions (32 pitch). I also use Robinson Racing Steel pinions, not sure of the part number off hand.. The Novak Super Rooster is a great esc, but use caution if you run lipo packs with it (low voltage alarm will be needed). I use a Super Rooster in my race Clod with Trinity 13 turn motors on 2S lipo. However, I'm switching out the esc & motors.
My game plan is to stay with my old SCR Sanyo no-cads and I have some new nimh packs. I’m not going to go to lipos or brushless. I just want to stay with what I know and what my charger can support. Lol 😆 ( old school) I know. Thanks again for your info. I appreciate it. I will look for some Robinson pinion gears.