Thank you. I appreciate your comment. That's excellent customer service. Its really great you guys listen and go the extra mile. Love what you guys do. I'm looking forward to the centre driveshaft mod for the Xmaxx as my stock centre shaft has just given up on me

Thanks man. Really appreciate your kind comments and advise. I've watched your vids and love how you upgraded your xmaxx and how you send it. I'm now a subscriber to your channel. I've tried the other way but my motor is too long and it hits the esc and wont let the brace bolt down flush to the xmaxx original brace. I need to give mine a brutal test now with bigger sends to see how it holds up, but so far it's like day and night with that m2c mount and its totally transformed my xmaxx in to a whole new beast and I'm now able to use it as I should with out so many breakages. Look forward to seeing more of your vids. 👍🤘

Thanks brother

These are from Ebay, the seller is 322-trader. They're holding up well so far, but to be honest I've had very little run time with them to see how good they actually are. I'll put them through there paces a bit more in the next vid to give them a good test.

Define expensive. It puts a smile on my face ☺ best fun I've ever had with an rc. She rips

RC cars are an expensive hobby

It does pretty darn good if you ask me. It certainly puts a smile on my face. I love it 😀 and its reliable and runs nice and cool.

They're mod 1.5 gearing 8mm from 322-trader Ebay. 30t pinion and 35t spur. Unfortunately they haven't withstood the test of time and the gears have sheared off already, because the steel is too soft. I've just ordered the Vitavon kit, with comes with the 3rd bearing on the shaft, with hardened steel gears with 25t pinion and 30t spur. I'm looking forward to giving them a try. Thanks for watching and commenting

Thank you for clearing that up for me, I do believe that 3D printed parts can be very durable. I apologise for my comment towards all 3D printed parts, what do i know? That was my first experience with it. I should have been more careful with the words that I chose as I was only judging by my experience of that one particular part as it was cheaply made and broke very easily and I was just trying to warn others to avoid that particular mount for your RC. If buying 3D printed parts in the future what would you recommend? Thanks for your Advice

@@watersidebashers.9792 I would just make sure that whatever part you're buying is printed in 100% infill if it's any sort of structural part and that they aren't using pla. Petg or polycarbonate are much better structure all 3D printing parts. To clarify I wasn't annoyed at you I was annoyed at people who make crap 3D printed parts and give 3D printing a bad name.

So true. I can't emphasize enough. It shouldn't be allowed. I'll keep that in mind