Running My Traxxas Tmaxx 2.5 

That's awesome dude! Hope the build goes smooth! Let me know if want to see anymore of the truck :)

Dan The man Thanks!!

Thanks Dude! I am going to be uploading a video pretty soon on my make shift backyard track, so keep a look out.

Thanks for the support!! Heck yeah she was ripping!!

Thanks, Its a lot of fun.

Heck yeah man!!!!

I know, I wish nitro would come back here in socal.

Go Fast RC nitro never left. Go to revelation raceway or thunder alley and all you see is nitro buggy and truggy. I run losi 8ight t truggy and t maxx classic.

@@jussk811 Yeah in Kern County it used to be huge back when Full Throttle was open, but now in kern county its all electric indoor and drag racing. But it never left, I am going to have to go to Thunder Alley sometime.

Thanks for the suggestion. :)

Nice. My truck can run under 250 but its pretty rich. I prefer my Revo 3.3 with a OS carb on it.

@@GoFastRC ive heard of those OS carburetors but there expensive if after cutting a hole in the window shield. And temperatures still go up. Then im check for leaks again. And if there are none then I’ll replace with os carb.

@@nighthawkj30A4 you could also buy a revuild kit for the carb and replace all of the O rings

@@GoFastRC True but only had it for 5 months. But when I did remove the engine and disassemble. Which I didn’t want to do because it only had a few tanks though. It after break in. To replace with engine bearings to fix overheat and tuning issues. Seen tear on lower carb oring

The chassis and suspension are different. The tmaxx has a "Normal" Mt chassis and a Revo has inboard shocks like an F1 car and has a completely different chassis layout. It also has a bigger 3.3 or .19 engine, while mine has a smaller 2.5 or a .15. But there is a tmaxx with a 3.3 in it as well.

I always have fun with my tmaxx!!

Yeah it will fit but it will be under powered. If it were me I would just buy a new 3.3. A good controller option is the stock traxxas system or a flysky radio system. If you need any more help just comment on another video and I will help you out :)

@@GoFastRC do I need a 2.4 ghz for that kind of truck?

@@danielsnitrorcchannel4568 Yes you do. companies make some pretty decent radios for cheap.

@@GoFastRC I’m sorry I’m so full of questions, will any 2.4 ghz reciever work on the truck? As far as hooking up the servos to the reciever? You are HUGE help!

@@danielsnitrorcchannel4568 Its no problem dude, always happy to help out anyone! With the receiver it depends on what kind of radio you have. If you have a traxxas radio but your trying to bind it to a flysky receiver then it wont work. With servos its universal, you can use any servo with any receiver.

Im sorry but no. I love this truck

Just buy a new one from Amain hobbies pr Traxxas. Its under $400

Yeah a lot of people said that but for me it is working great! Really appreciate the support!

@@GoFastRC I’d look into bones brew it’s cheaper and better