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i was thinking of keeping it nitro. i found a cool engine for it
www.hobbyking.c...r_Car.html

Looks good but I'd go brushless. Way more interesting modifications (and less noisy too).

just bought the brushless motor and gearbox. once i get it running i will get the rest
wooooooo
just need to wait for them to get here
click here to see a ROUGH idea of the motor mount i will make

Nice... very cool 3D link you put there.
A bit like Google Earth.

found some cool wheels


also found these. might be good for a rally car

small update
i changed the servo from one that comes with rtr cars to a hitec hs-311
slightly faster and more torque
here is a pinion i found
click me

found the perfect shell


as you can see i am using the shocks i bought for my wild one as these were much better and i don't run the wo as the drive shafts are worn out

seems i need new wheels

i will lower the shell and make it look cooler

no windscreen and bald tires, those are going to be fixed

found the perfect wheels

here is a quick Photoshop of what them might look like
not the right dimensions so don't say they are the wrong size

Hey Zephyrin, good work you're doing here However the Jeep body that you have picked up for it (free I hope )although the wheelbase will fit your warhead ( within a couple of mm), will need quite some work to get it there. Because of the low bed in the back and the lack of front window you may find that all the hard work you put into fixing and fitting it, will be undone the first time you flip it (especially since its a hard shell) I also have a little warhead project on the go and have the same jeep body which I was planning to fit, but have decided that the Jeep body was more suited to a scale project (in the future) I ended up with a stadium truck shell and with not too much fuss, I was able to fit it up nice best part was it only cost $24 delivered from an Aussie seller Also be careful about fitting larger diameter wheels to it, as this will upset the gearing and put more load onto your gears and drive shafts good work anyway, looking forward to seeing your progress Andy....