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Time to investigate and fix the damage I had on the first outing with the DBXL, see what caused it and more importantly, get it up and running again. This video will be the kick off for a brief upgrade series in which I will use a very limited budget to turn the DBXL into a more reliable, faster and better looking car than it currently is. In this video I will get into the basic electronics such as the servos, and show you the difference in performance you will get by investing a tiny bit of money into a different set for your Losi DBXL. I opted for some HiTec mega scale servos. HiTec is a very known brand that has always served me very well, and I’m sure that these servos will stand up to the abuse this car will see during summer.

I will try to give you the most honest review of this vehicle that you have seen to this date. I’m no stranger to 5th scale RC’s, this will be the 7th large scale RC that I add to my collection. And I know it’s fairly entry level, but do you get value for money? There are more than a few points that could definitely use some improving and upgrading, which isn’t strange with a ready to run car, but I do feel there are a few issues that I would have liked to seen addressed before my car actually passed quality control.

As an entry level 5th scale it is a welcome addition to what is already available on the market.

Here is a link to my pre-order thoughts for those interested in knowing more how this care came to be: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWAEcEtKN98

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Doing some road maintenance to bring the rock back onto the road and fill in some potholes. You may want to speed up the video with the speed options in the settings tab, a bunch of this is pretty boring. I cut a lot out mainly to just show how well the blade did. For no down pressure and just pulling I thought it did an awesome job I could have had it set more aggressive and taken more but I was trying not to disturb the road bed much.

This 6 way blade with offset only cost me around 250 bucks from my local dealer, it has a flippable cutting edge for when the one edge gets dull and you can offset it like shown in the begging pic I have it offset almost all the way to one side, as well as adjusting the angles I did most of my angle adjustments for this vid just off the 3 point hitch however since this work did not need to be that aggressive.

Update was going to do some plowing today with the blade and neded to adjust the offset and angel, went to loosen the bolts and one bolt would not budge finally got it to go reason it would not budge was somehow the lock washer got stuck and sorta wrapped around the nut partially. Hard to explain anyhow the washer is crap and the nut is not a whole lot better I probably had it over tightened since I was just using a cheater bar and not a torque wrench not that I know the proper torque rating anyhow, have to get a new nut and lock washer since I dickered the nut a bit, and lock washer is toast.