@@PouyaHaghighi-ev6gp thanks man! It is a great looking truck! I picked these wheels up while the cruiser was being shipped. I thought they’d look perfect on it. Only brass I have is in the wheels, the clamp rings.
I got mind last week but I haven't drive it on the trail yet. I ordered a fusion pro 2300 for it as well, I don't know even if it needs it or not but I decided to experience my first brushless motor on this crawler. What do you think?
@@PouyaHaghighi-ev6gp I have the fusion pro in all my rigs. Just can’t go wrong with that motor/esc setup. I’m actually driving this one all stock. First time I’ve ever done that with any of my trucks. After 3 trails and different types of terrain; it’s severely underpowered. It’s slow, even in 2nd gear. I mean it’s fast for a trail truck, but it won’t even spin the tires. So, no peeling out to show off to your buddies lol. I think even the se 1800 would be much much better than the stock setup, half the price as the pro, but I’m a pro 2300 type of guy. I’ve got one ordered for it or possibly another truck I’m wanting to get here soon. Haven’t decided yet if I’m going to do anything with this truck, upgrade or aftermarket wise.
@ As you know there is a combined esc-receiver on this truck and to install fusion pro I need to change the transmitter and receiver as well. My question is do I need to set end point on 2-speed shift servo with the new transmitter and receiver?
@ yes, you would need to adjust all your endpoints again with a new radio and receiver. I use the flysky gt5 on all my stuff. Most user friendly radio I’ve used and it’s got plenty of channels for everything you need and the price is right on.
@@MidwestRCcrawler No I have not. This is going to be my first brushless system and I'm pretty excited. I've ordered a fusion pro 2300kv and Injora 6 channel transmitter and receiver, not probably the best transmitter and receiver but good price. I tried to spend my budget mostly on the drivetrain, the transmitter doesn't really matter for me in a crawler. But I'm not going to install the fusion pro on my car now. I decided to drive it as stock for a few months and then upgrade the motor. The end point on shift servo would be a bit challenging for me by the way. It is hard to know exactly how far the servo horn must travel from end to end to shift gears properly. I'm thinking about a winch as well but we need to wait for it because there in no winch and compatible bumper for this truck yet
That LC80 looks really good, not sure why I like that body so much but I like it. Beautiful video at always! 👍
@@NEO-RC thanks! It is a great looking body, kind of why I picked it up!
I enjoyed every second of this video. This the best looking RTR rc. Beautiful wheels there suit the car so mush. Did you insert brass in them?
@@PouyaHaghighi-ev6gp thanks man! It is a great looking truck! I picked these wheels up while the cruiser was being shipped. I thought they’d look perfect on it. Only brass I have is in the wheels, the clamp rings.
I got mind last week but I haven't drive it on the trail yet. I ordered a fusion pro 2300 for it as well, I don't know even if it needs it or not but I decided to experience my first brushless motor on this crawler. What do you think?
@@PouyaHaghighi-ev6gp I have the fusion pro in all my rigs. Just can’t go wrong with that motor/esc setup. I’m actually driving this one all stock. First time I’ve ever done that with any of my trucks. After 3 trails and different types of terrain; it’s severely underpowered. It’s slow, even in 2nd gear. I mean it’s fast for a trail truck, but it won’t even spin the tires. So, no peeling out to show off to your buddies lol. I think even the se 1800 would be much much better than the stock setup, half the price as the pro, but I’m a pro 2300 type of guy. I’ve got one ordered for it or possibly another truck I’m wanting to get here soon. Haven’t decided yet if I’m going to do anything with this truck, upgrade or aftermarket wise.
@ As you know there is a combined esc-receiver on this truck and to install fusion pro I need to change the transmitter and receiver as well. My question is do I need to set end point on 2-speed shift servo with the new transmitter and receiver?
@ yes, you would need to adjust all your endpoints again with a new radio and receiver. I use the flysky gt5 on all my stuff. Most user friendly radio I’ve used and it’s got plenty of channels for everything you need and the price is right on.
@ have you used a Hobbywing fusion 2n1 setup before?
@@MidwestRCcrawler No I have not. This is going to be my first brushless system and I'm pretty excited. I've ordered a fusion pro 2300kv and Injora 6 channel transmitter and receiver, not probably the best transmitter and receiver but good price. I tried to spend my budget mostly on the drivetrain, the transmitter doesn't really matter for me in a crawler. But I'm not going to install the fusion pro on my car now. I decided to drive it as stock for a few months and then upgrade the motor. The end point on shift servo would be a bit challenging for me by the way. It is hard to know exactly how far the servo horn must travel from end to end to shift gears properly. I'm thinking about a winch as well but we need to wait for it because there in no winch and compatible bumper for this truck yet