***NEW*** TF2 Mojave II "LWB" Kit

[SteveC6R]

I will just leave this here for discussion...but I will say that RC4WD has knocked it out of the park once again IMO.



More info: RC4WD TF2 "LWWB" Kit

[IVIaarten]

This does look interesting... love the body... and it's a kit... I feel like I need one of these in my life

[northern hooligan]

Dear Santa ...

[2manyprojects]

Awesome!!!!! Bed will look good bobbed!!


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[2manyprojects]

Body does look cool. At first I thought the chassis was longer but it's the same chassis set up just a way shorter bed to make up for the extra door. Pretty neat!


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[btoungette]

Originally Posted by 2manyprojects

Body does look cool. At first I thought the chassis was longer but it's the same chassis set up just a way shorter bed to make up for the extra door. Pretty neat!

It's actually a longer wheel base (LWB)...

TF2 Truck Dimensions
Wheels base: 287mm (11.3")



TF2 LWB Truck Dimensions
Wheels Base: 12.36in/314mm

[2manyprojects]

Originally Posted by btoungette

It's actually a longer wheel base (LWB)...

TF2 Truck Dimensions
Wheels base: 287mm (11.3")



TF2 LWB Truck Dimensions
Wheels Base: 12.36in/314mm

Okay cool! I wasn't for sure but now I need this!!


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[WranglerMan]

I wonder what's the tab looking piece hanging down under the cross brace just behind the transfer case skid?

[new2rocks]

Originally Posted by WranglerMan

I wonder what's the tab looking piece hanging down under the cross brace just behind the transfer case skid?

That's most likely there for a fixed shaft that mounts between the transfer case and the rear Universal Drive shaft. It means you don't need as long a shaft in the rear. They have a similar design on the D110.


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[tuanies]

I don't need another crawler, but every time I see the Trailfinder Mojave kits, I just want to get one and build a scale rig to look at and admire at how pretty it is. The LWB looks awesome.

[WranglerMan]

Originally Posted by new2rocks

That's most likely there for a fixed shaft that mounts between the transfer case and the rear Universal Drive shaft. It means you don't need as long a shaft in the rear. They have a similar design on the D110.


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Well that's kinda what I thought,but wasn't sure. I had to take a look and download the manual to confirm that my eyes wasn't playing tricks on me. So in other words,it acts like a carrier bearing.

[Rckcrwlr]

Post up pictures of how you would do your 4Dr.

[BadWagon]

That 4 door cab just made extended cabs soooo much easier.

[IVIaarten]

Originally Posted by Rckcrwlr

Post up pictures of how you would do your 4Dr.

Would probably add some small details, but keep it mostly stock. Paintjob would be something retro-ish, like this, only 4 door:



The body looks soooo nicely detailed, I feel it would be a shame to overdo it on the offroading part.

[Bananaclip]

That's the body we need! Second gen extended cab. Would sale like crack in New York.

[new2rocks]

I keep coming back to this:


Hmm...

[BadWagon]

Originally Posted by new2rocks

I keep coming back to this:


Hmm...

Damn that's sexy!

[IVIaarten]

Originally Posted by tuanies

So who's going to be the first person to make it into a camper? ;)

I think this would require me stretching the wheelbase even more.... and add an extra axle.... Would be a fun build though

[tuanies]

I was thinking more like this



or this

[svt923]

Originally Posted by tuanies

I was thinking more like this

Noob built a Chinook way back in 2012