These are unusual solutions, but you can add an additional ESC enclosure, as Vikarees does
Then the entire space inside the enclosure is dedicated to the batteries.
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I’m trying to avoid an external esc enclosure if possible haha
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A mixed stack enclosure is on the works
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Ahhh dangit, i just got my single stack enclosure in. Whats the rough timeline on this, and how many cells could you fit in there?
Also, any chance of a discount for early buyers 
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That’s great! 
I think many people will be happy with this news
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Your stuff is so under-rated
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I bought new wheels for the racing version… now I have to think about trucks for such a version 
This is Exway Venator Semi-Slick Competition Tires
I don’t know if they are good but they look great 
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Oh? How much were those, and 8mm bearings or?
Axles for all types of my trucks and SurfRodz RKP., 10mm thick.
Currently available lengths are 67 and 87mm, length measured without M8 threads
Easy installation without special tools, all you need is a 5mm hex key
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What is that step near the M8 side of the axle? Looks like its a section of 9.5mm diameter, no issues just curiosity.
I do not plan to make an 8mm axis.
The axles that I make have a diameter of 10mm, the most universal size because it fits all wheels, I wrote about this earlier.
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I believe that’s for grub screws to hold the axle in place. I personally wouldn’t recommend doing that, it just ruins the axle; better to use strong threadlocker to keep the axle in place.
My mistake, I misunderstood it
@Rusins is right, the gouge is for the grub bolt, but it is not necessary with fixed axles.
A strong threadlocker is a good idea
Gouging is necessary for frequently unscrewed axles,
Who the heck is doing this?
people who prefer to not take their nuts off.
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Is it really that hard to align spacers?
Me, because it tests different types of hubs
And seriously, this type of gouge has the biggest sense for axles of this type
I am now waiting for the delivery of MBS Rockstar Pro II XL hubs, this type of hubs will require longer axles
What do you mean?
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This is so killer dude!!!
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