14.5 SCALE Chassis for Tamiya Bronco Anyone know of anybody who makes scale chassis the would measure 14.5" total length.? With a wheelbase of about 9.5 to 10" wheelbase. I would like it based off of Diaz Designs old scale chassis. "thumbsup" Thanks for any help. |
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http://www.shop.rpphobby.com/product...categoryId=162 |
Damn, that baby is sweet. But, outta my price range unfortunately. :-( Thanks for the tip. Maybe time to start saving some more coin. |
Are you good with tools, you can make your own out of C channel or 1/8" aluminum. Have you looked at the X-trail by TCS?? |
THe Xtrail is a sweet chassis, I think too long though? I haven't looked at the measurements. No good with the whole drilling the holes part evenly. Nor, I don't know where to get c-channel.. Damn, Where is Diaz Designs when ya need him. LOL |
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A Reign RC K2-5 and K2-3L could be cut down to 14.5" easily. I have done it on multiple rigs including this one that has a 9.75" wb http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r...c/P8210833.jpg A K2-3s or K2-5 will fit under there perfectly with no modifications. |
Thanks, maybe I will try that. |
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Those still being made? My Montana designs right? I remember those, but, I thought they were done? |
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I'm actually waiting on a k2-5s for my Bronco build |
Whoops, guess I was confused about who made what. I will have to PM Kaetwo soon. Cool, Hey all , thanks for the help. Been waiting a long time for this Tamiya Bronco and can't wait to get it up and running."thumbsup" |
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Yeah, the detail is killer. It is really scale looking compared to my F-350 body. Although that body is a Nikko, and a little small. This Bronco body makes the HPI look like a fullsize Bronco. LOL. I ain't baggin on the HPI, like that body too. But, for a "scale" approach. This Tamiya is proportioned perfectly. I am running TLT's, TLT shaved down shocks, coils up front, "hopefully" rear leafs, Tomohawks and building a front/rear bumpers, roll cage and of course the scale goods. "thumbsup" |
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