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Old 03-06-2010, 05:26 PM   #1
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Can i mount leafs to them and if i can how?
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I have only seen one build with these so far and it was linked...I haven't seen anyone run leafs with them yet. I would imagine you could if you make the parts necessary to do it...I would also imagine you would need to modify the housing some.
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I was thinking of using the leaf mounts from the rc4wd bruiser g2 axles but I need to know what the o.d of the axle tube is. Ill try contacting rc4wd. Thanks Kevin
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I'm going to be running a front Black widow on my bruiser chassis,Leaf sprung. Should have the housing in a few days.I will post up info and how I will be mounting spring perch's
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I was thinking of using the leaf mounts from the rc4wd bruiser g2 axles but I need to know what the o.d of the axle tube is. Ill try contacting rc4wd. Thanks Kevin
Who's Kevin?
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OK got the Black widow Housing,Stripped down all the link Brackets and was able to use 2 brackets for candidate's for spring pad's ( 1 Extra )....After some measuring one spring is interfering with the Pumpkin ( like a Dana-60) It will have to be knotched. So I took my axle and frame down to the local machine shop,so They can get a good Centered Fit With a Sweet Pinion angle.

I'll post pics of progress,Wont be for 3 weeks though
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I believe rocksrock is Kevin. He just forgot the comma.
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AHHH.

Ok So here ya go Kevin,simple drawing of what I'm having done to the axle to accommodate bruiser chassis with leaf's.
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Got my axle back from machine shop....All I have to do is drill and tap two holes on axle for springs.
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