As always James thanks for sharing your builds/secrets with us. We appreciate what you do and bring to this community. This right here is what this hobby is all about.
Once again, the King of rc's is back and scorching us with a flaming video. I would like to recommend permetex orange hand cleaner and some chemical gloves to protect your hands, my brother .👍
Fantastic Info Video Jimmy!!! This will definitely help a ton of people out with the Shimming, Excellent instructions & very versatile having multiple gear options... Those retainer caps & dual grub cups are super awesome as well...Cheers
Making some crazy moves brother! The Scorched build is sick! Thanks for the awesome videos too. Do you have a parts list for anyone wanting to do a similar build?
will the [87343] SPIDER FRONT/ REAR DIFF work in the arrma/hobao diff housings if not which one will im building a mojave basher and dont want to run lockers .....thanks in advance brother
@@jamesmccoy204 … 😎okay awesome, that makes sense now. Their site says.. “specially designed for Arrma safe-d type input shafts (with 2 flats)” so I was expecting the drive cups to have the D-safe flat spots on them, but they do not. However scorched is the most recognized RC aftermarket parts maker and no body is complaining so I won’t let it bother me so long as it’s strait and eliminates the wobble.😁
I love the look and quality of Scorched parts, I have some on my Outcast, the differential housings look amazing! The only thing that comes to mind is the added weight over composite housings, is there much difference or is it worth it for the added strength and more accurate tolerances over the others? I appreciate your insight!
@@jamesmccoy204 Thank you, I have most of what I need to get started with my Limitless V2 build, I did want to look into a chassis from Scorched, but I noticed there are a few different options, I’m looking to run the FC100 body and wanted to run the square SRD V2 SMC 4s 6800 packs in it, it’s my first one so I’m unsure of what I need for side trays, and anything else, it’s no fun to spend big money and not end up with the correct stuff, could I message you with some questions?
Hey James awesome builds man! You know if scorched diff lockers make the steering servo struggle to turn ? Mi limitless v1 does not move after 50 % of travel after I put them Just wanna know if it’s normal
Great video, and useful info. I am, however, curious about something - the sideways-mounted ESCs. I REALLY like how it "cleans up" the wiring (literally, one of the 'cleanest' wiring jobs I've ever seen)...but, does it affect the COG, and, if so, by how much? Also, how might a single ESC/motor setup be affected by a sideways-mounted ESC?
Thank you Mounting the esc's like this actually changes noithing, I have logs for literally 1000's of pass with ESCs Mounted on their side and flat, and there is no differences, I actually run most of mine on there side to save space .
@@jamesmccoy204 Wasn't referring to top electronics data (ie. 'logs')...was referring to the physical handling of the vehicle (something logs don't have the ability to indicate). Normally, with race & crawling vehicles...ie. anything other than "bashers"...one wants the lowest COG possible. Raise it higher, and it starts causing handling problems. That's why I was asking.
Great video James! Thanks so much for putting that out 👍👍👍
You are very welcome
Absolutely Amazing Job on these!!!
That wing @12:37 though! 😍😍😍
Scorched Ftw. Thank you James❤
Great Video James. Still the King of Speed runners.
As always James thanks for sharing your builds/secrets with us. We appreciate what you do and bring to this community. This right here is what this hobby is all about.
Scorched is definitely upping the RC game.
Great information on the new line of products..they have the right guy..thanks for sharing
Once again, the King of rc's is back and scorching us with a flaming video. I would like to recommend permetex orange hand cleaner and some chemical gloves to protect your hands, my brother .👍
So pretty! Im glad yr doing build videos too. Very cool
very nice looking cases, and options are always nice.
Awesome build mate, thanks for sharing 👍🏻
Nice video McCoy nice proyect limitless is big money inventory 🔥🔥💪💪
Cool parts and assembly
Awesome stuff buddy! Thank you!👍👍👊
Very nice build James. I’m gonna have to get some of those diffs from David.
Great video and amazing product!
Looks like a great product. Hope you are doing well James... It has been a while!
Nice choice of parts. I've used Scorched parts for years. Can't wait to see full build. Sub'd ya buddy. Hello from Scotland. 👍
Looking good that is a sweet build good luck hitting them big numbers
Fantastic Info Video Jimmy!!! This will definitely help a ton of people out with the Shimming, Excellent instructions & very versatile having multiple gear options... Those retainer caps & dual grub cups are super awesome as well...Cheers
Thank you
u can use the bearing they use in the old castle 5mm motors
Great video and very informative 😎
Thank you
Nice work bro
Making some crazy moves brother! The Scorched build is sick! Thanks for the awesome videos too. Do you have a parts list for anyone wanting to do a similar build?
Finally!
will the [87343] SPIDER FRONT/ REAR DIFF work in the arrma/hobao diff housings if not which one will im building a mojave basher and dont want to run lockers .....thanks in advance brother
Thank you James, but Im having some technicalities with the
D-safe drive cups.. Does Scorched make identical drive cups but without the D-safe design?
Scorched does have cups in all sizes,
They do not have D safe cups
@@jamesmccoy204 … 😎okay awesome, that makes sense now. Their site says.. “specially designed for Arrma safe-d type input shafts (with 2 flats)” so I was expecting the drive cups to have the D-safe flat spots on them, but they do not. However scorched is the most recognized RC aftermarket parts maker and no body is complaining so I won’t let it bother me so long as it’s strait and eliminates the wobble.😁
I love the look and quality of Scorched parts, I have some on my Outcast, the differential housings look amazing! The only thing that comes to mind is the added weight over composite housings, is there much difference or is it worth it for the added strength and more accurate tolerances over the others? I appreciate your insight!
The weight is really a non issue , and with the added durability its well worth it
@@jamesmccoy204 Thank you, I have most of what I need to get started with my Limitless V2 build, I did want to look into a chassis from Scorched, but I noticed there are a few different options, I’m looking to run the FC100 body and wanted to run the square SRD V2 SMC 4s 6800 packs in it, it’s my first one so I’m unsure of what I need for side trays, and anything else, it’s no fun to spend big money and not end up with the correct stuff, could I message you with some questions?
@@adamhill1216 message me, be glad to help
Hey James awesome builds man!
You know if scorched diff lockers make the steering servo struggle to turn ?
Mi limitless v1 does not move after 50 % of travel after I put them
Just wanna know if it’s normal
Thank you, being locked is harder on a servo while the car is moving but a good servo has no problem turning.
Are you running stock Arrma cvds and dog bones with the habao gearing setup? Thanks James
With the Hobao through shaft lockers stock arrma shafts work great
Only slight tweak required is washers under the front pillow balls to give an extra mm of clearance. We include washers with the Hobao lockers
💪🚀✌️
Great video, and useful info. I am, however, curious about something - the sideways-mounted ESCs. I REALLY like how it "cleans up" the wiring (literally, one of the 'cleanest' wiring jobs I've ever seen)...but, does it affect the COG, and, if so, by how much? Also, how might a single ESC/motor setup be affected by a sideways-mounted ESC?
Thank you
Mounting the esc's like this actually changes noithing, I have logs for literally 1000's of pass with ESCs Mounted on their side and flat, and there is no differences,
I actually run most of mine on there side to save space .
@@jamesmccoy204 Wasn't referring to top electronics data (ie. 'logs')...was referring to the physical handling of the vehicle (something logs don't have the ability to indicate). Normally, with race & crawling vehicles...ie. anything other than "bashers"...one wants the lowest COG possible. Raise it higher, and it starts causing handling problems. That's why I was asking.
@NinthIslandRC no effect in handling at all
@@jamesmccoy204 🤙🏼
Thiz kit for the nascar 180mph
No the Nascar truck still has stock diffs
@@jamesmccoy204 so is it x01 chassi that came out few years ago with record 100pmh
@gollumprecious9040 Its Scorched RC carbon chassis
@@jamesmccoy204 it's it upgrade kit if I go to hobby shop witch brand Traxxas I go for or losi or hpi kit rtr I eoulx love order one
@@RacingChampGamer
Arrma Infraction
woohoo,splendid footage!would you like more views?, adios!
Awesome build awesome vid!
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