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Old 09-12-2018, 12:13 PM   #1
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Default Noob w/ WK questions

Hey everyone,

New to the forum, obviously. I got my son a Wheely King back in May and it's proved itself to be a solid little basher. That being said, I do want to make some upgrades to remedy an issue and get more speed out of it.

First, the driveshafts. My son seems to get the front driveshaft to pop off every other run, and it's a PITA to get back on. I see that Integy sells them, but I'm not sure if they're a direct replacement for the WK (listing says CK).

With that, what's the difference between a Wheely King/Crawler King? I'm still not quite sure.

Is it possible to upgrade the motor to a 550 size? I ask because I plan to get a Velineon system in my Slash and I could use the ESC and Titan motor in the WK. I see I'd have to trim the battery box, but would that be the only issue?

Thanks in advance guys, I'm sure I'll have plenty more questions in the future..

-Dan
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