Jeep JK bodies Other than the Proline 1/10th body anyone fitted anything different? Was thinking the Proline 1/8th may be made to fit, 8" wide to the flares so maybe a good fit width wise and wheelbase is good also, not a fan of the stretched look of the 1/10th one. http://www.prolineracing.com/images/...ts/3405-00.jpg |
Re: Jeep JK bodies I am with you on the 1/10 bodies. Might be worth the experiment....kinda looking for a new body anyway. |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Should be able to make the new Yeti JK body fit. More of an u4 style JKish jeep. http://www.prolineracing.com/images/...ts/3452-00.jpg |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Really after a full size JK, will get the 1/8th one ordered up & try it |
Re: Jeep JK bodies The 1/8th fits! Its tight around the base of the screen so will have to protect the paint on the inside, and also work out what to do with the front bumper, the shell meets up flush with the frame there so the stock plastic one won't fit. Minor trimmimg on the rear arches needed, otherwise a good fit :) http://i457.photobucket.com/albums/q..._094633615.jpg http://i457.photobucket.com/albums/q..._094611034.jpg |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Final trimming done, just washed & waiting to dry before I start masking & painting :) http://i457.photobucket.com/albums/q...116600_HDR.jpg |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Awesome! Thanks for sharing. Keep the pics coming. It looks great already, really interested to see it finished. Does it look like there will be a lot of rubbing at full flex or is it possible to narrow the track width enough to tuck the tires? Either way, I'm definitely doing this to mine. Like you, I can't stand the way my 1/10 body looks way too short. Looking at it again, have you thought about taking the cross brace at the base of the A pillar and cutting 1/8 of an inch off of each side? That'll give you enough clearance that it'll still be snug but no rubbing. Just a thought. |
Re: Jeep JK bodies I have trimmed the arches so there is no rubbing (see last photo) front & rear bumpers need to come off, will make a steel bumper up for the rear at some point |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Masked up for black http://i457.photobucket.com/albums/q..._190610713.jpg |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Looking great, may have to do something like this... |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Just placed on the Wraith to harden off. Got a bit of bleeding under the masking tape but most of it cleaned up http://i457.photobucket.com/albums/q..._213503004.jpg |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Looks nice |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Great color. Looks really good. |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Turned out reall nice! I like the look of the 1/8 body vs 1/10 body. Thanks for taking the leap. |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Looks good. Let's see some more angled pics Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Any updates on this? Still haven't seen the finished body fully mounted. |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Sorry been on the back burner, been busy with my 1:1 Jeep, will post a picture later |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Dear SCRW, that is a nice one! I was thinking about the same body for my Axial SCX10 (custom frame, custom length), but I'm not sure about measures of that body. Could You kindly measure for me exactly following dimensions of that body?: 1) width of body itself - without fenders - only body 2) width of body with fenders - front fenders 3) width of body with fenders - rear fenders 4) length of body - without front and rear bumper - from front mask to rear door Please excuse my English, I'm not a native speaker Michal |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Very nice looken |
Re: Jeep JK bodies Geeze, I forgot about this one. Still no updated pics? |
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