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Old 05-27-2015, 06:55 AM   #1
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I traded my Wraith for a TF2. The Wraith was getting a little too easy to drive over the relatively flat Louisiana terrain....... So on came the TF2!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!!

So I ran it stock for about a week, then did the chino mod and put O-rings on the leaf mounts and removed the shocks for now until the leafs break in.

I acquired the F-150 body from my good buddy 17dean!! Did a little reworking to the stock chassis and some trimming on the body to get the wheelbase right but end result I LOVE IT!!!!

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The way I received it


It came with an extra Yota body.... so naturally I had to make it my own...

Then I made a electronics tray for it to clean it up a little bit

After some talkling back and forth and wheeling and dealing I ended up with a great body for it!!!

This is where I ended up as of now.... I had to drill a few holes in the rear of the chassis to move the leafs back about 3/4" to stretch the wheelbase. and do a little bit of trimming on the body to shorten it about 1/8", so everything lines up now. As it sits now I am going to be making a raised skid for thr T-case to get it up out the way and start scratching my head on how to get an interior in there



Alot of detailing left to do on the body. I plan to be making some bumpers for it, maybe a roll bar for some KC lights, not sure if a light bar is the way to go. I think the KC lights would compliment the build a little better. Once its all ready ill eventually repaint the body with my own creation of sorts.

Thanks for looking
Daniel

Updates to come shortly........
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Old 05-27-2015, 07:32 PM   #2
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Great looking body and welcome to the TF2 family! Look forward to your progress
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Old 05-28-2015, 05:55 AM   #3
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Thanks man, Really enjoying this build!!!! I love the "scaleness" of the body and chassis....... leafs fit the old school ford body great. Although I may go to links in the future for better "crawlability" . Cant wait to finish this raised T-case skid so I gan get this thing under its own power !!
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Old 05-28-2015, 04:04 PM   #4
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Nice build mate.

You do know its not a TF2 though don't you, looks like a bruiseruptor to me.
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Old 05-28-2015, 04:18 PM   #5
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Nice build mate.

You do know its not a TF2 though don't you, looks like a bruiseruptor to me.

I was thinking the same thing that's not a tf2 Frame or body
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Old 05-29-2015, 06:21 AM   #6
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Its actually a RTR Rc4wd Yota. Onto the progress........ I made a raised mount for the T-case and skid plate for the underside. Works out perfect and gives me about another 1/2" of belly clearance! Next thing im going to make a mount to put the battery towards the front of the elec tray.

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