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Old 09-23-2010, 10:50 PM   #21
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thats some vice you have there too.
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Old 09-24-2010, 03:38 AM   #22
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how come you always have all the cool toys?

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Old 09-24-2010, 07:48 AM   #23
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Wow!!!!

I've been a little skeptical on going to an XR after running my T1E Berg for a while. But after seeing this post...I know what I will own in the future Theres something about the Ytown chassis that just makes it flow over the rocks...

Cant wait to see this build go on...you can for sure drive man, and I know youll probably be on fire with this one.
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Old 09-24-2010, 09:32 AM   #24
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sweet chassis and i really like the bent and funcky links!!!
they are growing on me!
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I'm really diggin that chassis. When's it gonna be available to the average joe schmo?
that i dont know yet, might still need to make some changes.

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Nice job on the links J, that didn't look easy.
they were not, but the violator's bender made them alot easier!
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sweet chassis again J. I love my V3 berg
thanks!

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how come you always have all the cool toys?

i learned early on that the coolest toys were ones you had to build!

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Wow!!!!

I've been a little skeptical on going to an XR after running my T1E Berg for a while. But after seeing this post...I know what I will own in the future Theres something about the Ytown chassis that just makes it flow over the rocks...

Cant wait to see this build go on...you can for sure drive man, and I know youll probably be on fire with this one.
thanks, i hope to do the axles justice. they are truly unique in design and i think they will have a lot to offer. i am sure there will be some growing pains along the way but that will only make them better.
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Old 09-24-2010, 09:39 AM   #25
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Wow!!!

I love what you've done with the links!
I've never seen anyone bend titanium that much before.

Looking forward to seeing this in November hopefully!
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Old 09-24-2010, 10:02 AM   #26
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more progress!
front lowers 110 mm links with revo ends (4.8" e2e)
front uppers 110 mm links with revo ends ( 4.65" e2e)
rear uppers. 115 mm links with revo ends (4.95" e2e)
rear lowers 135mm links with jato and revo ends (5.70" e2e)

here you can see how well the bender can replicate bends ( rear uppers)


you can see here the amount of clearance i have from the bent front links( belly and side) this will be approx ride height.


the rear links are straight at the moment untill i get some longer links, but they will be high clearance and narrow at the chassis.





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Old 09-24-2010, 10:07 AM   #27
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that is mean as hell dude.

please dont ghey it up wit a bunch of crayola and neon colors.


Black grey and silver are so underated.

and you should sell me some of your linky winks
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Old 09-24-2010, 10:15 AM   #28
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Nice work as always Jeremy.

Let see some flex shots.


Those links look crazy!!!!!!!!!
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Old 09-24-2010, 10:50 AM   #29
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Nice work as always Jeremy.

Let see some flex shots.


Those links look crazy!!!!!!!!!

x2 on the links .....

now i feel my plans of makin a build thread for my xr-10 axles and beetlejuice v3 aint worthy after seeing krawls v4!!!


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Old 09-24-2010, 11:59 AM   #30
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Pretty slick looking Jeremy This would certainly be one of my top choices if I were not driving for UGC.
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Old 09-24-2010, 12:57 PM   #31
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Oh baby!! The way you designed the rear cab to eliminate the bodiless shock hang up point is top notch!!
That's a very very well thought out design!
Nice work J...can't wait to scope it out at Utah state champs!
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Golds front/rear.....smart...I like mine like that...Did you use the machined
piston? stock weight?
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x2 on the links .....

now i feel my plans of makin a build thread for my xr-10 axles and beetlejuice v3 aint worthy after seeing krawls v4!!!


you will be just as cool

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Oh baby!! The way you designed the rear cab to eliminate the bodiless shock hang up point is top notch!!
That's a very very well thought out design!
Nice work J...can't wait to scope it out at Utah state champs!
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Golds front/rear.....smart...I like mine like that...Did you use the machined
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i have the machined piston in the shocks. the golds might even be a little strong for me yet. the car is shaping up to be sub 5lb so we will see if i like it that light or if i will need to weight her up....shock oil after i start driving the truck. the shocks will be limited internal and external from what i can tell.
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Old 09-24-2010, 01:26 PM   #34
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here is what the finished links will look like in the rear. i will replace the all thread as soon as the longer ti links get here.

my reasoning for all the bends is this...

i wanted as much clearance as possible, not just under the car but all around the sides as well. my plan is to not have to worry about the links at all.

also i wanted the rod ends as close to there center position as poosible so the are not maxed out in there misalignment from the get-go. i figure it will just smooth out the articulation that much more.




clearence at ride hieght with pins

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Old 09-24-2010, 01:31 PM   #35
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what the wheel base @?
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what the wheel base @?

Looks like 13 inches to me
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Looks like 13 inches to me
now i am blushing
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Old 09-24-2010, 03:20 PM   #38
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Looks really good. Cant wait to hear what you think once its on the rocks
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So did you end up trimming the links, what links did you end up using?

The stance is sick!!!!!

Me likey
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So did you end up trimming the links, what links did you end up using?

The stance is sick!!!!!

Me likey
i didn't trim any of th links....

they are all the lunsfords


the fronts (uppers and lowers are 110mm) e2e measurements posted earlier
the rear uppers are 115mm
the rear lowers will be 130mm or 135mm (i will see what works better when they arrive.)

again the e2e measurements are different because of the bends.

i do have the truck sitting with a slight bit of foward bias on the links.
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