For the guys with the H2 Hummer bodies.....or anyone with advice.

[arctichorse]

I was wondering, I don't have the Axial SCX 10 truck yet and I could not find this information anywhere, which Axial SCX 10 model do you have that fits the H2 Hummer, I'm talking about wheel base size, since the Hocho has the 12.3 or the CF100 or Dingo has the 11.4 size wheel base. I already ordered the H2 body but then I realized "oh theirs two different models with different wheel base sizes" and I was wondering which one the H2 body will conform to, I don't want the look of a back wheel under the rear door.

Thanks.

[TNBiscuit83]

I've not done it myself but alot of the guys on here make their own links and adjust the wheelbase to whatever body they want to run. all it takes is some althread and some revo rod ends and you can have any wheel base for like $20. try searching it.

[arctichorse]

Originally Posted by TNBiscuit83

I've not done it myself but alot of the guys on here make their own links and adjust the wheelbase to whatever body they want to run. all it takes is some althread and some revo rod ends and you can have any wheel base for like $20. try searching it.

So basically it's all about the links, so I can basically tune the Honcho into a 11.4 or it's 12.3 wheelbase regardless, I'm getting the kit and the Honcho one is favorable for the all hex hardware and brush guard.

Sorry if the questions seem dumb, I'm new to scaling/crawling.

[Badmuthatrucker]

I'll have to measure it up, but I think my missus's Proline H2 is sitting on a 12.5" chassis.

[jinspade]

Mine is on the 11.4 wheelbase

[RCBreeze]

Originally Posted by TNBiscuit83

I've not done it myself but alot of the guys on here make their own links and adjust the wheelbase to whatever body they want to run. all it takes is some althread and some revo rod ends and you can have any wheel base for like $20. try searching it.

I've been looking for this answer for a while now. You sir are awsome, considering what I do for a living I can't beleive I didn't even think of althread as a option. Thanks a million!