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Love it, i imagine thats got far more steering strength than one 1/5 scale servo would have, to beat that i'd think you'd need twin 1/5's.
Kraton Spare Parts Build - Kraton Krawler Trail Truck
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Dang man !!
What a build !!!
Looks awsome!!!!
The aluminum wheels are shweeeeeet !!!!
Something I’ve wanted to (somehow) figure out how to utilize on my on road car!
Very nice !
What a build !!!
Looks awsome!!!!
The aluminum wheels are shweeeeeet !!!!
Something I’ve wanted to (somehow) figure out how to utilize on my on road car!
Very nice !
pomplemus
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Thanks guys! I had a vision of what it might looks like well before I started building it, and it's come out so much better than I expected. The performance really is impressive considering what it is, I was climbing some pretty huge logs/downed wood in the forest the other day. If anyone is thinking of doing a similar type build, I highly recommend it, tons of fun. 
The twin servos are working out great, on loose ground when I lock the fronts between my feet I can get the rear to wiggle! It's been a challenge figuring this out, but that's what makes it so fun .
There's enough steering torque now that I'm finding other weak spots lol... The aluminum tabs at the end of the steering blocks started ripping out of the plastic so I put some longer screws in there and backed them up with washers and nuts.
@Ron Burgandy The wheels are actually plastic, but they're heavy enough they may as well be aluminum! They're holding up great though, they really lock the tires in there.
The twin servos are working out great, on loose ground when I lock the fronts between my feet I can get the rear to wiggle! It's been a challenge figuring this out, but that's what makes it so fun .
There's enough steering torque now that I'm finding other weak spots lol... The aluminum tabs at the end of the steering blocks started ripping out of the plastic so I put some longer screws in there and backed them up with washers and nuts.
@Ron Burgandy The wheels are actually plastic, but they're heavy enough they may as well be aluminum! They're holding up great though, they really lock the tires in there.
