Ruthless DMG Nemesis Build-up

[Ruthless]

I picked-up a DMG Nemesis Chassis a while back and I finally have it ready to hit the rocks. I won't bore everyone with every little detail but it does feature:
The Wicked DMG Nemesis chassis
Built AX axles
Mayhem Comp Double phatty's
Thunder-Tech shafts
HR 123mm Shocks
Mamba Max esc w/7t puller
And last but NOT least the OUTSTANDING S3R Tranny/dig



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I set up the rear to hold the Maxamps 3s lipo

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and ofcourse the rear lockout


The front got the same orange treatment



Next got the HR 123mm shocks in. I didn't like the 5" of GC soo the springs had to goooo



Looks like a Monster next to the Warthog
Got the S3R in from JPH... WOW Don't know what to say about it Well made, Easy to put together. I look foward to putting it to the test






I wasn't able to use the supplied Servo mount for the dig but I was able to mount my servo in the tray already in the chassis.


the Hitec servo fit perfect! I used the extra space on the tray place the BEC

Next I stacked a couple TCS delrin battery mounts to place my ESC on


Now that everything was lined-up I broke it down and started the final build




Got the ride hight to just at 2"








and a couple next to the warthog :-P

[Ruthless]

Had the Nemesis out yest and bent the snot out of a front lower link soo after stripping the warthog for sale I put the Rock-Hound links and UE 120mm shocks on the DMG. Made a few speed passes, Yes speed! With the S3R tranny-7t puller and 3s lipo I think its safe to say the Nemesis will pull double duty as a rock-racer :-P

[JOOTZ]

rig looks great, whats the height with the 120mm shocks ? would the losi shocks put it closer to the ground you think ?

[P1choco]

Your front axle could be clocked a little so the steering knuckles are parallel to the ground. That's just my style. To each his own.

[Ruthless]

Originally Posted by JOOTZ

rig looks great, whats the height with the 120mm shocks ? would the losi shocks put it closer to the ground you think ?

The UE's brought my height up a 1/2" for a total of 2-1/2"

Originally Posted by P1choco

Your front axle could be clocked a little so the steering knuckles are parallel to the ground. That's just my style. To each his own.

When I swiched out the links I took care of that too Good-eye