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Old 02-27-2012, 06:56 PM   #1
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Default Solid axle prerunner 1st build

Hi guys Im new to scale Rc style but not new to rcs, first was when i was 11 my grandpa gave me his blackfoot then got a traxxas bandit and so on and so on. I love the look and style and challenge so Im ready to dive head first, but Im wanting a some what different route, Id like to build a solid axle prerunner like Ivan stewart meets Kings of Hammers with full body with out going axial,I wanna go fast, hit jumps and be able to crawl while having a full body scale look like an old baja 1000 bronco or f150. My question is should I buy a leaf or linked kit roller and what brands are out there dont get me wrong I like axial but would like to go with something else, also I have a slash with a 4500kw mamba brushless system in my slash that Im willing to take the tranny and motor setup out of to build my own from scratch but would like to get some thread links if you guys have done your own build. Any advice or help will be very much appreciated, Thank you.
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Old 02-27-2012, 08:43 PM   #2
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Hi guys Im new to scale Rc style but not new to rcs, first was when i was 11 my grandpa gave me his blackfoot then got a traxxas bandit and so on and so on. I love the look and style and challenge so Im ready to dive head first, but Im wanting a some what different route, Id like to build a solid axle prerunner like Ivan stewart meets Kings of Hammers with full body with out going axial,I wanna go fast, hit jumps and be able to crawl while having a full body scale look like an old baja 1000 bronco or f150. My question is should I buy a leaf or linked kit roller and what brands are out there dont get me wrong I like axial but would like to go with something else, also I have a slash with a 4500kw mamba brushless system in my slash that Im willing to take the tranny and motor setup out of to build my own from scratch but would like to get some thread links if you guys have done your own build. Any advice or help will be very much appreciated, Thank you.
Depends what era of 1000 racing you want to look like. Early broncos 70s had live axel coil sprung front meaning a link axle, early f 150s had t t b suspension, I'm not sure about the bronco rear but the f 150 was leaf sprung actually f 100.
f y I I hope it helps

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Old 02-28-2012, 02:57 PM   #3
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Thank you lonley creeper ya im thinking of coil front and leaf sprung rear what solid axles do you guys know of thatll hold up to a brushless speed motor not for insane bashing but for a track or around that yard
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Old 03-01-2012, 09:37 AM   #4
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You will need som track bars I'n the rear, I think if you would get an axial dingo and put the hand brothers kit on the front and leaf I'n the rear should be a close and bolt on setup
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