LOL. I think I got the pinion issue worked out on the X. I bought and installed the GPM aluminum rear gear cover that adds another bearing to the spur shaft out near the spur gear. I managed to get several packs through it, then lost something else in the driveline, it's clicking/skipping like something lost a tooth.. not the pinion or spur gear though, likely the next weakest link, diff input shaft or gear, or maybe a ring gear. Not sure, but it is going on 3 years old with basically original drivetrain parts, so not bad. I'll have to tear into and see what gave up before the snow flies. Thanks fur watchin!👍

I don't know if Redcat changed the metal of the turnbuckles. I know they did revise the plastic ends at some point along the way. I actually am using 1/8 scale turnbuckles in place of the upper arms the Kaiju came with. I have pivot balls and standard rod ends on my Kaiju inner and outer.

@@knowair6767 from redact originally or from a different company, can you link it?

Thanks! 🍻

@@knowair6767 Thank you for the details and I appreciate the info and help. Yeah I just purchased the Redcat Kaiju EXT, I got a really good buy, for it. I got 2 sets of battery’s, and a charger all for the same price of a Kraton 6s, so value that’s why I went with the Redcat Kaiju EXT. I am not using it for jumping just park use going around markers on concrete and grass. I think it’s definitely the most under rated truck out there. It looks great and it has hobbywing parts, it’s big and fast, it’s all I wanted in a RC truck. Thank you again and great video 😊👍

Thanks Crip! I wish I had more options, like terrain, editing, ect.. Maybe if my bro comes out of his cave we can do some demo derby, I mean racing on ice! That would be different, LOL. Cheers bro!🍻😎

Thanks! The SCT410.3 has been solid for me. Only breakage thus far has been the A block, which is the front suspension plate. The SCT410.3 comes with plastic A, B, C, D blocks. I put an aluminum replacement on and no problems since. It is a crazy durable truck for sure. I have run 4s a handful of times in it, no problems. If I were going to run 4s regularly as some do, I would upgrade the plastic diff cross pins to steel, but otherwise these are known to handle 4s without problems.

@@knowair6767 wooow incredible, I'm going to have to change my traxxas slash 4x4 for a truck like yours. Also I can't find durable cvjoints, they all break or the pins come off very quickly. I find myself frustrated by that. I wish the tekno cvjoint would fit traxxas slash. but no way.

@@10izamarI hear ya. The TRX ultimate, or whatever they call the steel cvd's are just ridiculously priced, and apparently not that strong either.. What are you running for motor and esc? I have a Hoss 3s VXL that I grew tired of replacing the plastic driveshafts on. I put the Tekno cvds on the rear, still stock up front. The fronts don't break as often as the rears on the Hoss for me. What I don't care for with the Tekno upgrades is the 6mm stub axle means the hub uses a thin walled bearing. The bearings don't last very long compared to the stock TRX setup, however, the Tekno cvds and stub axles have been awesome for me. Haven't broken one yet. Pins are still looking very good too. FWIW, Tekno advises NOT to use their cvd's with RPM arms. Too flexible. I have to say though, if you feel you've "outgrown" the Slash, the Tekno SCT410 is well worth it's price tag. Save your TRX electronics to make the Tekno build more affordable, upgrade later if/when needed.

@@knowair6767 I understand that to an extent… the cost of heating where I live is too expensive though

Ain't she a beaut Clark?! 😜

@@JoshLudden-bq6db New to YT or RC? YT I guess you could say, more like ill equipped honestly, LOL. Not new to RC'S though.

Cleaner, no salt!!😉🤣

It's gonna happen no doubt​@@knowair6767

Thanks brother! Yeah, the Kaiju is a fun truck for sure. I think what I love the most is that it was "cheap" to buy, therefore I don't have very high expectations. Or concerns if I break it, LOL. But honestly, it has been so reliable. I have thrashed it in mud, water, snow..still on the original ESC! I swapped the motor for a 4074, but only to get a little more low end power over the stock 4068. The original motor never gave me any problems. The 4074 was a $40 Surpass from Amazon. The Kaiju still represents one of the best bang for the buck 6s rigs on the market I feel. Happy bashing Bro!!

Hellyeah Crip!! Was gonna open up the swimming pool but weatherman says it's gonna rain later this week.. bummer. Hey, how's those ice skates I sent ya for Xmas working out?😎🍻

Thanks!! It's small and simple but the trees sure add some spice!! LOL One day, it'll get an expansion!! Now you know why I run stock power.. just don't have the space for any big block action. Fine by me, keeps costs in check..😛👍

It's made by swapping the chassis and center driveline between different Arrma 6s models.. topped off with a body from another company, Redcat. It's a Shredder body.. basically all the Arrma 6s rigs are built with common parts that are interchangeable between models. Get tired of it, turn it into something else..👍🍻😁

@@knowair6767 I played Syringe over some of the video... Lol... Kinda matches up occasionally.. I'll try and put some thrash cuts together and send them to you.. or you can probably down load some.... plus add some slow Mo Over the jumps ..

Yeah, get what we pay for though. The Sypoms are okay for low powered stuff but the 4092 in this thing definitely needs more.. It's hitting LVC after 5 minutes!! Then I put them on charger to storage charge, and they're over storage voltage already? Weird.. not sure what's up with that, perhaps they're just sagging too much voltage? Oh well, one of these days I'll get me some of those SMC's y'all been raving bout!!😉🤜💪

@@knowair6767 Your welcome. You have an awesome channel. 👍👍

Thanks bud👍 I hope to have some form of editing capability in the near future. Thanks for the sub too👌😎

No man, it's got a Tesla plaid motor in it, runniin 1000 volts!!😎😜🤘

Yeah, Arrma tough!!👌🤘🍻 I put the TC tires on cuz they wouldn't clear the stubs of my Kronos xtr after fitting Tekno hex adapters to it. Well, without shimming anyways. I feel like the TC tires grab as well as backflip MT'S but not as thick in the sidewalls.