BattleTrak

Got mine yesterday too!

The Coyote came in RWD, FWD and 4WD variations. That box pic is for the RWD version..

Good to know! Thanks.

This sale was too good to pass up, I ordered 3 sets. Been wanting to do a 6 track Konghead with 4ws for a while..

I did not need to see this sale…

I can help you out with one.. not a complete chassis but all the major parts.

Received these tires today and they look great! ..and super fast service & shipping!

These tires are available to purchase now. I just ordered 2 sets for my JJ Ultimas.

Where are the details of the Black Clod? Is this a reissue of the “Limited Edition” one from a few years ago?

That is a great video and it was an inspiration for my build..still unfinished though.. https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=48744

Wow..first time I’ve heard of non removable metal shields. Do you know what brand they are?

Looks good!

I’ve been wondering the same thing..I’m getting impatient though. The #UTW015 JJ Ultima chassis tape/protector is in stock at Kyosho America.. I have a few of those on the way. https://kyoshoamerica.com/ultima-jj-60th-chassis-tape-utw015.html

I’m still working on that! I would restore and shelf queen that Red Fox..it’s nice! A red Sharpie is great for touching up scratches on the red anodized aluminum parts.

Diagnosing AC usually starts with checking the pressures to make sure it’s not shutting off because of a low or high pressure situation. I think your problem is electrical though and probably needs a new compressor..worn air gap..old/weak clutch coil that may be going open when it gets hot.. those have a rpm sensor that fails too. If you can catch it when it fails, check the power wire to the clutch for 12+v.

Thanks! The inside diameter and width and fitting properly on the monster truck wheel is all I was concerned about.

Easy question.. Can anyone confirm that the tires are 2.2” and will fit on Blackfoot rims? Thanks!

The Road Warrior look is awesome but I can’t believe they used cardboard instead of styrene or even an old soda bottle..

I have never heard of a yellow version either.. This truck looks like the body and wheels were painted yellow(notice the paint chips on the left fender where you can see the white plastic) with Bullhead shocks.

Yes, those are discontinued. They have done limited edition blue, red and gold versions.

OP is referring to the two recessed screws in the bumper you can’t see.. I would try heat with the torx bits. Then maybe extractors or left-hand drill bits. If you have to resort to destruction with a Dremel tool cut-off wheel..get the fiberglass reinforced ones.

Try heating up the the area with the threads with a mini torch or a soldering iron/gun. This will expand the metal to loosen its grip and soften up any threadlocker.

Just keep the loctite far away from the plastics. I have used button head screws that are 1 or 2mm longer than the set screw on problem driveshafts. The bigger hex size allows you torque it down tighter.

Sounds like you have the basics covered. Maybe the extra weight and bigger tire diameter of the Blackfoot are too much for that motor. The Torque Tuned might be a better choice. You could throw a set of your Lunchbox wheels on it to see if it helps. Now I’m curious what the gearbox ratio difference is between the two..

UKMonsters have a really nice servo mount for this problem now. https://www.ukmonsters.co.uk/lunchbox/index.html