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| Newbie Join Date: May 2008 Location: Norfolk
Posts: 8
| I have had it for about 2 weeks now and really enjoy it. I was really skeptical at first because to be honest I really didn't like it in stock form. I bought it because I wanted to get into crawling after a buddy of mine showed me his at a gtg. I also didn't want to be like everyone else and get an AX10 So far I have cleaned and painted the stock chassis a nice satin black 65T Integy motor (getting the 96T spur today) Extended the wheelbase to 12" (will be 12.5" after new chassis) Jowetts Kustom servo mount (picking up today from a friend) Slotted stock tires Planned: New chassis New shocks Jowetts c-channel link mounts for the upper links And most likely pull my LRP Ai Super Reverse Automatic from my drift car I will be getting rid of to support a scale truck A few pics: My WK with a chassis I cut that is SO not ready: ![]() And of course the prized flex shots: ![]() ![]() Also would like to say that this forum ROCKS!! |
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| Newbie Join Date: May 2008 Location: Norfolk
Posts: 8
| *Update* Received my servo mount yesterday and after slacking off all day I finally decide to wrench on my WK. Front steer: ![]() Rear lockout: *Caution: Blurry* ![]() Chassis flip and rearranged electronics: ![]() Drove it up the wall for a vertical test: ![]() It's 10x better now! Still can't get it to lay on its side like I've seen others do with their crawlers, but then again, it's really top heavy. |
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| Newbie Join Date: May 2008 Location: Norfolk
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| Pebble Pounder Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: at the bench of the up 'n coming '79 ford crew cab
Posts: 171
| i like it! jus a lil thought i had a while back. if you still use your stock body, roll the body inward along the sides of te chassis. keeps the body from gettin caught on rocks and whatnot. kinda like rocksliders. if you need a pic let me know. |
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