Typhon 3s Typhon build

[Snowman]

Started down the rabbit hole. Body reinforced with drywall mesh and marine fibreglass. I think the marine fibreglass works better than shoe glue, it’s very durable and flexible. Some personal touches on the body and clear coated. Removed the sluggish S662 servo and installed an S665 that used to be in my Notoriious . I found it to be slow and under powered in my Notorious but in a light rig like my Typhon it’s a monster! Swapped out the pinion gear from a 16T to a 20T, I kinda went middle of the road on that , without upgrading my diffs, didn’t want to go too crazy. Through some paddles on for the Great White North terrain. To be continued…

 

[Snowman]

Oh yeah light kit added…

 

[blaster27]

Dude you nailed it. . Love those wheels, and the rig. .

 

[NitroK]

Excellent job on the rig...great wheels.

 

[332_RC]

Pretty dang cool, Snowman! Mean looking buggy!

 

[Snowman]

Pretty dang cool, Snowman! Mean looking buggy!

Thanks bro, buggy’s are a gas !

 

[Snowman]

Excellent job on the rig...great wheels.

Thank you

 

[Snowman]

Dude you nailed it. . Love those wheels, and the rig. .

Thanks bro

 

[blaster27]

Did you feel the earthquake?

 

[blaster27]

We felt it here. .

 

[skwid]

 

[blaster27]

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[blaster27]

Earth quake here, minor.

 

[BudUMfan]

Badass looking Typhoon sir!

 

[Snowman]

Did you feel the earthquake?

No, I had no idea

 

[McBenny]

Looks nice and will be resistant for sure.

Is it just me or you mounted the tires the wrong way around?

 

[Snowman]

Looks nice and will be resistant for sure.

Is it just me or you mounted the tires the wrong way around?

They are correct as far as I know

 

[PaPa K]

Awesome looking Typhon. Usually with paddles you want them to “scoop” as they go (based on my experience with 1:1 quads and jeeps). Enjoy it!