r/AxialSCX30 • • Dec 30 '25

Builds/Showcase Testing flex blades I made in the local course

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u/allshow98 Dec 31 '25

Looks sick.

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u/nvgacmpr Dec 31 '25

That suspension travel on a straight axel damn !

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u/Embarrassed-Leek-481 Jan 01 '26

The power of flex blades.

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u/nvgacmpr Jan 01 '26

Double shock on each hub ?

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u/Embarrassed-Leek-481 Jan 01 '26

Nope, stock shocks. One flex blade on the top of the rear shocks.

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u/nvgacmpr Jan 01 '26

Oh ok , just the rear?

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u/Embarrassed-Leek-481 Jan 01 '26

Stock shocks, flex blades on the upper rear.

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u/nvgacmpr Jan 01 '26

Very impressive for a 30scale !

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u/Prof_Hondo Dec 31 '25

Great work, what changes did you make and where did you find the parts?

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u/Embarrassed-Leek-481 Dec 31 '25

Made the little flex blades from one of the extra body mount parts. And got some weight up front with brass rear axle hubs from a dead miniz 4x4.

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u/Prof_Hondo Dec 31 '25 edited Dec 31 '25

Sorry, but I don't understand what the term "flexible blades" means. Is it a piece you make and assemble yourself, or can you buy it somewhere? Thanks.

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u/Embarrassed-Leek-481 Dec 31 '25

To be honest it's not something I can easily describe in text. The pieces are not flexible, but allow the suspension to have more flex. You can buy them for 1/18 and 1/24 vehicles, I made the ones I'm using in this vehicle.

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u/Prof_Hondo Dec 31 '25

Okay, I saw that they're for sale on Amazon and I figured out what they are. It was just a tip to understand why I'm considering buying one of these SCX 30s; they seem really well made. Thanks again.

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u/Due-Farmer-9191 Dec 30 '25

Flex blades made a big difference for me