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Old 04-10-2009, 04:21 PM   #281
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Noice! These CGR bodies are so badass looking! I didn't know the Blazer was out yet.
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Old 04-11-2009, 08:41 PM   #282
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that orange looks awsome

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Sprayed some paint over the last few nights. Really looking foward to working on this rig this weekend
frame mounted servo, bumpers, winch, lower the body perhaps?

cant wait to see whats in store.
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Old 04-12-2009, 12:34 PM   #283
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When you finally get old enough to require sleep, the whole Crawler world is gunna suffer..

How far did you have to stretch the w/b to look right?

As always, keep up the great work B !!! Frickin beautiful!
O its suffering. But its because my time is being consumed by everything else not sleep.

I think I added 1"... I should have measured that. I will get a final WB measurement for ya.

Is yours there yet?

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It's not actually mine, built it for a client. I've got 2 more in the works to be built. I'll see if I can get some pics up.

Which body came with the diamond plate boxes behind the seats, the Scout or Blazer?
Actually both the Scout and Blazer have the diamond plate.

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Noice! These CGR bodies are so badass looking! I didn't know the Blazer was out yet.
Thanks Ty!

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that orange looks awsome

frame mounted servo, bumpers, winch, lower the body perhaps?

cant wait to see whats in store.
Thanks. Actually only thing I did was clean up the front bumper and build some new rear shock mounts. I didnt like the ones I made. The body does sit pretty low now. I had to cut holes in the bed for the shock hoops to come through.
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Old 04-12-2009, 12:36 PM   #284
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looks good! now you need to get that servo off the axle! i know a couple guys that make a pretty cool stearing setup for that...
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Old 04-12-2009, 12:50 PM   #285
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Here is a pic of the Pro-Line front bumper cleaned up and mounted. Not sure yet if I want to run the rear bumper or make my own to fit the body a little better. Either way it will need a new mounting system.



The other issue I was fighting was the height of the body. Once I raised the rear to gain some center clearance the body was riding WAY too high for me. I had to cut some openings in the bed to let the rear shocks come through. Rough cuts:



Here is a pic of the rear body posts. I ended up moving them down 3 holes after this pic to get the body where I wanted it. Sorry still no pics of the shock mounts... I will get those up soon.



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Man that Blazer is looking good so are you going to use it.
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Looking clean Brandon hope to see it up close soon
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Old 04-12-2009, 06:07 PM   #288
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Looks very nice I like that color on it, since your not running the other CGR body, i'll take it off your hands for you
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Man that Blazer is looking good so are you going to use it.
i dont think on of his rigs sits he abuses them all or sells them

cant wait to get my scaler going brandon then ima have to hit you up and meet ya out there in manteca kohls to steel this one
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That looks great. Proline did a great job too. Now are they ever going to get into the hard body business or does Tamiya own all the plastic?
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looking good im glad u took that box off the cage :P and id like to see some of the bumpers you would come up with i think you should make your own. looking good as allways
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Man that Blazer is looking good so are you going to use it.
Of course I am going to use it... Already has some pretty bad gashes in it

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Looking clean Brandon hope to see it up close soon
Anytime man

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Looks very nice I like that color on it, since your not running the other CGR body, i'll take it off your hands for you
Actually that body just setting there makes me want another SCX10

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i dont think on of his rigs sits he abuses them all or sells them

cant wait to get my scaler going brandon then ima have to hit you up and meet ya out there in manteca kohls to steel this one
Cool, looking forward to it.

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That looks great. Proline did a great job too. Now are they ever going to get into the hard body business or does Tamiya own all the plastic?
Somebody needs to, there are so many bodies that need to be made!

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looking good im glad u took that box off the cage :P and id like to see some of the bumpers you would come up with i think you should make your own. looking good as allways
Yeah I need to make my own. I always enjoyed coming up with my own designs for bumpers. I am out of all my welding supplies now though :-(
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Old 04-14-2009, 02:15 PM   #293
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Anybody else running the CGR bodies should check this out!



Click Here!

Requirement Details:

1. Send us your Pro-Line CGR pictures, video link & write up to: customerservice@prolineracing.com
2. Write-up: Give us a short understanding about you and your CGR:
What materials and modifications did you use?
Is there a story behind your CGR and your love for the hobby?
Where are you from and do for a living?
3. Submission Deadline: May 15, 2009 @ 12pm PST


The $500 GRAND PRIZE WINNER will be announced on MAY 18th, and pictures of the winning ride will be be featured on the ProlineRacing.com homepage.


Check out the CGR Bodies here:
http://www.prolineracing.com/p-627-a...roll-cage.aspx
http://www.prolineracing.com/p-483-c...0-crawler.aspx



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Can i use yours for the competition
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Anybody else running the CGR bodies should check this out!



Click Here!

Requirement Details:

1. Send us your Pro-Line CGR pictures, video link & write up to: customerservice@prolineracing.com
2. Write-up: Give us a short understanding about you and your CGR:
What materials and modifications did you use?
Is there a story behind your CGR and your love for the hobby?
Where are you from and do for a living?
3. Submission Deadline: May 15, 2009 @ 12pm PST


The $500 GRAND PRIZE WINNER will be announced on MAY 18th, and pictures of the winning ride will be be featured on the ProlineRacing.com homepage.


Check out the CGR Bodies here:
http://www.prolineracing.com/p-627-a...roll-cage.aspx
http://www.prolineracing.com/p-483-c...0-crawler.aspx



thanks for the heads up

is the video a must though?

pretty sure i have no chance w/ my blazer but maybe the ambush i picked up last week will put me in the running
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Can i use yours for the competition
You can run my old Ambush body... Trade you for some tires! JK

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thanks for the heads up

is the video a must though?

pretty sure i have no chance w/ my blazer but maybe the ambush i picked up last week will put me in the running
I am sure a video would help your chances Looking forward to seeing your entry!
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Hey B., did you move the rear shock mounts back when you stretched the WB? I can see your rear shocks are at a bit of angle but mine looks worse then that at the stock location.. I tried moving the forward hoop chassis hole to the rear hole (and just drill a new rear) but that put the WB at 13.5" (rough guess)

Could just be me after spreading 1100lbs of concrete on a home course, i was a little tilted myself..

Thanks for posting up the flyer, sounds like a cool deal
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Hey B., did you move the rear shock mounts back when you stretched the WB? I can see your rear shocks are at a bit of angle but mine looks worse then that at the stock location.. I tried moving the forward hoop chassis hole to the rear hole (and just drill a new rear) but that put the WB at 13.5" (rough guess)

Could just be me after spreading 1100lbs of concrete on a home course, i was a little tilted myself..

Thanks for posting up the flyer, sounds like a cool deal
Sounds like you are flying through your build already! The rear shock mounts are still in the stock location. All I did was make a new shock mounting location on top of the axle so its above centerline and slightly forward. Basically that effectively made the shocks longer so that helps with the angle.

Home course? I gotta see!
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Old 04-22-2009, 06:47 PM   #299
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Just realized I never posted these pics!!

















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AAHHHH nice pics B! you guys hit the other side of the river? i was thinking about last time i was there looks cool over there i like this pick, tough climb?
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