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Old 08-03-2010, 07:25 PM   #1
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To start that is the actual name of my buddies rig


Well i have wanted to make my buddies rig into a scaler so here she is

The 1.1




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The buggy as you can see i used brakeline for most of it to keep the weight down and the rest will all be solid rod

The Tires On It are just from one of my crawlers will have 1.9 rok lox`s






And this is how she looks today





Heres a sneek peek of the motor im making for it the 1.1 has a 4.3 vortec
and i wanted to get as close as possible with the real version..
All hand made with styrene

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Old 08-03-2010, 07:28 PM   #2
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When you say thingy you aren't kidding I wan't a thingy

Awesome looking start. That motor looks fantastic
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woh- good job on the motor! that looks like a lot of time and patience! your buddies 1/1 looks like a crap load of fun!
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Old 08-03-2010, 07:35 PM   #4
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When you say thingy you aren't kidding I wan't a thingy

Awesome looking start. That motor looks fantastic
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woh- good job on the motor! that looks like a lot of time and patience! your buddies 1/1 looks like a crap load of fun!
Thx so much guys i got like 2 weeks of working time into all the parts for the motor but once the parts were made it only took a couple days to get to that pic


oh and this is the bender is use...The Baby Tube Shark and no there are no more

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Damn Cody, you've been holding out on us. That looks freakin' sweet. Great job on everything, looking forward to seeing it finished. Don't hold out on us, give us some more pics.

Is that a Smith mini torch, where did you get it?
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Damn Cody, you've been holding out on us. That looks freakin' sweet. Great job on everything, looking forward to seeing it finished. Don't hold out on us, give us some more pics.

Is that a Smith mini torch, where did you get it?
Thanks Justin should have the frame rails attached the chassis tomorrow and some more stuff....

yep thats a smith mini torch i got the kit that has 5 different sized tips and bought the regulators seperate, eventually im going to order full size regulators so i can have big bottles, i got this torch at 47% off only cost 110 instead of 200

but i got it from this site along with the rest of my brazing stuff such as the holder for the torch and the silver brazing alloy

they have a normal site and a mobile version which is cool
https://weldingsupply.securesites.co...alogs.pl?UNDEF::

greats prices too lots on sale

oh and the torch was the best investment i have done it works awesome makes quick work of brazing
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Thanks Justin should have the frame rails attached the chassis tomorrow and some more stuff....

yep thats a smith mini torch i got the kit that has 5 different sized tips and bought the regulators seperate, eventually im going to order full size regulators so i can have big bottles, i got this torch at 47% off only cost 110 instead of 200

but i got it from this site along with the rest of my brazing stuff such as the holder for the torch and the silver brazing alloy

they have a normal site and a mobile version which is cool
https://weldingsupply.securesites.co...alogs.pl?UNDEF::

greats prices too lots on sale

oh and the torch was the best investment i have done it works awesome makes quick work of brazing
do you have a direct link to the torch?
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wow for a minute i thought you were starting a meth lab..with your torch in your bedroom
keep up the good work on your thing
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wow great job on the v6
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do you have a direct link to the torch?
yup sure do

http://weldingsupply.securesites.com...3-1001D||1|642|
thats the torch and this is the preset regulators that i have on my bottles

https://weldingsupply.securesites.co...610:OR:249-499

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wow for a minute i thought you were starting a meth lab..with your torch in your bedroom
keep up the good work on your thing
hhaha no thats the other bedroom haha jk i do all my other stuff in my room but not the brazing.. and thx

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wow great job on the v6
thx so much its much appreciated

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I'm intrigued! How much quicker is this torch setup than just using a regular old mapp gas torch for brazing? Need details!
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I'm intrigued! How much quicker is this torch setup than just using a regular old mapp gas torch for brazing? Need details!
alot quicker and you dont warp everything from heating up everything its well worth the buy
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Got more done today, actually alot more and more cell phone pics








getting there....
thx for looking
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