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Old 05-13-2006, 09:18 PM   #1
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Default Another tuber build!

Well one of my fellow competetors wants me to build him a clod tuber to look like his 1:1 comp buggy. so the build is on!

Sort of looks like a moon buggy with the offset drivers area but it is really a front engine single seater rig. I will post pics of the real rig when the build is complete, for comparisons.

Clod axles locked
custom tube cage/frame
super rooster speed control
2 55 turn lathe motors 9 thooth pinions
2 hi tech 5955tg sservos
not sure what shocks yet
maximizer beadlocks
imex rock crawler tires no foams

Thanks for looking

Here are a few pics!

The beginning of the lower half of the chassis
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With the belly pan attached
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Starting the cage a few angles
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Front veiw
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Back veiw
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Old 05-13-2006, 09:25 PM   #2
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how did u keep the belly pan from warping from the heat...? the sheet metal i put under mine to keep from burning the bench, heats up and warps horribly
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Old 05-13-2006, 09:33 PM   #3
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The piece underneath is deffinatly warped.

For the belly pan I just go slow and take my time and try not to stay in one place for to long. then when i am done brazing the spot i use pliers to squeaze the pan to the tube if it did start to warp. If you noticed in my pic i just brazed the front and back edges. I will wait till the chassis is all done to do the rest. The completed chassis adds strength to the belly pan which helps it from warping.

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how did u keep the belly pan from warping from the heat...? the sheet metal i put under mine to keep from burning the bench, heats up and warps horribly
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