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Old 05-08-2009, 08:32 PM   #1
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I got a new chassis in the mail yesterday. I'm liking the looks of this one and can't wait to try it out. Tore my old rig down and got this as a roller today. Now the fun part....WIRES!

Right at 3" under the belly. This chassis was designed around 4" shocks. My front links are a tad shorter than the rears so I had to adjust my shocks a little. They are stock Twin Force shocks that are a tad longer than 4". I ended up limiting the fronts about .600" and the rears are not limited at all. All throughout the travel,it seems to work really smooth so far. Once I get all the electronics in,I'll see how I like it. I may end up building all new links and go to a 4" shock front and rear.











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i don't like it...
Me neither!!

Nice wheels though!!
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What's the width of the chassis from outer edge to outer edge? What about the length of the skid?
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Looking good you will like the chassis keep up the good work.
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Whats up with those motor cans?
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Me neither!!

Nice wheels though!!

Dont look at it









































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fine, i won't...
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Me neither!!
I hate it for ya. I think it's kinda sexy......

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Nice wheels though!!
I'll have a small pile of them Monday afternoon. 10 3/8" outside will work won't it?

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What's the width of the chassis from outer edge to outer edge? What about the length of the skid?
Sorry,never actually measured that,I will though. Just guessing,I'd say about 2 3/8" outside as far as width. Somewhere around 3" on the skid maybe. I'll double check later and let you know.

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Looking good you will like the chassis keep up the good work.
Thank you. All these other jokers ain't got nothing nice to say.....

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Whats up with those motor cans?
Put them in a lathe. I used a small radius tool and just kissed the can. We've been slow at work for a while now. Boredom
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I figured that is what you did. Looks great!
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Fine!! Be that way!!

When and where can I buy one??
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Fine!! Be that way!!

When and where can I buy one??



When: Whenever the CNC shows up
Where: The vendors market
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What a bunch of___________s.
I like the chassis who made it.
The wheels look good too. Very Nice.
I'm sorry but I don't like the motor cans.
I think you freaked John out.
A guy like you and you have two piece upper links.
Get some lock outs for the back.
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When: Whenever the CNC shows up

Well hurry up!! :-P
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What's the width of the chassis from outer edge to outer edge? What about the length of the skid?
Went and measured for you. I was pretty close. The chassis does measure 2 3/8" outside. I was .080" off on the skid. End to end it measures 3.080" long.

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What a bunch of___________s.
I like the chassis who made it.
The wheels look good too. Very Nice.
I'm sorry but I don't like the motor cans.
I think you freaked John out.
A guy like you and you have two piece upper links.
Get some lock outs for the back.

Your the greatest Ricky.

The chassis....get with Yotachump (Anthony)

The wheels....they'll be available very soon through ME! Berg and Axial offset,both 10 3/8" wide outside.

I kinda like the motor cans...it's different. Freaked John out,guess it don't take much to freak out an Amish guy.

The upper links,yeah,kinda cheesy. It works though. Been meaning to cut me some.

I'm gonna build me some lockouts soon.
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Well hurry up!! :-P
Thats what I told them...SHOULD be here by late next week
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So what machine do you have coming?
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I am really liking this chassis. Are you going to have this at the Raptorland comp in a few weeks? I am thinking of putting together a darkside rig sometime this summer.
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This chassis will help boost your confidence, Just like having this:.
Every one is going to want to be you.........
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Old 05-09-2009, 02:52 PM   #20
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Looks good Steve but you still need to learn to drive. I will be watching the mailbox for a set of those wheels.
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