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Sweet.

We made it!![emoji324][emoji324][emoji322] Sent from my LG-V496 using Tapatalk

Those are nice.

Those are some sweet bitties!!

Wow. I had no idea the OP was me. Sent from my AQT80 using Tapatalk

Awesome writeup, Tad. Sent from my AQT80 using Tapatalk

If you're running a brushless motor, then you'll definitely want the programming ability. It lets you dial down the brakes, because they're FAR too powerful on good brushless systems, which will destroys diff's and drivetrains, as well as flips your vehicle end over end. You can also dial down...

Cool, but pricey. I'm good with my Hobbywing Program Cards. They work flawlessly.

Awesome!! Do post a buildup!! Sent from my AQT80 using Tapatalk

You'll be breaking diffs and the shafts that the bevel gears in the upper axle housing ride on with those wheels. Sent from my AQT80 using Tapatalk

Awesome. We could definitely use more options.

The XTM X Factor is not a crawler. Guys converted them to electric and competed in the Super class at crawler comps. The X Factor came with the XTM 24.7, which is a 4.02cc motor. The Genesis 7.7 has a 7.7cc motor. The X-Factor uses the same diffs, ring and pinion as the XTM Mammoth 1/8...

RC4WD Steel Gears: http://store.rc4wd.com/Hardened-Steel-Transmission-Gears-for-HPI-Wheely-and-Crawler-King_p_1416.html

Nice. Can we get a stand-alone shot of the new SWMS dual shock mount bracket??

Nice, but I have to admit that Bruder has my attention.

It's about time, but I'm going to hold out until they make white planetary covers.

It's cheaper to buy the entire truck and sell off the ununsed bits.

That axle is quite spiffy. Sent from my AQT80 using Tapatalk

Knowing RC4WD, I wouldn't be the Guinea pig to test that theory.

You're welcome. I really like everything about this truck, except what appears to be a proprietary battery in the video.