Thinking of buying a Clod. Have questions OK so im thinking about buying a clodbuster as a basher and not a crawler. My question is... Should i buy a stock clod and play with that for awhile and slowly upgrade it or should i jump in with both feet and buy clod axles and and build one using an aftermarket chassis?:twisted: |
Re: Thinking of buying a Clod. Have questions I would buy a set of axles and find a chassis that you like..the stock chassis is limited and there are alot of options for chassis's out there..good luck, Cant wait to see wat you come up with |
its up to you. i would buy a stock clod and drive it around to see of you like it, or find someone in your area that will let you drive theres. if you dont your not spending a lot of money on it. on the other hand if you like it you will have a ready to run clod that you can drive around and upgrade as needed. Sent from my iPod touch using Tapatalk |
Re: Thinking of buying a Clod. Have questions Stock clod is very limited BUT with some basic mods like moving the servo to the axle and new shocks you can have a lot of fun with it. I bought mine new and i like have the stock parts especially the body and tires etc. |
Re: Thinking of buying a Clod. Have questions Some of the most fun I've had with a clod was with my stock clod. The only thing I did was lock the rear diff. Sure do miss that truck. That being said, my favorite clod I had was my clodzilla 4 with the cantilever setup. That was a fun truck. 8) |
Re: Thinking of buying a Clod. Have questions I'd leave it stock first and see if you like it. Then modify it as you go. |
Re: Thinking of buying a Clod. Have questions I rembered something else. If you are leaving the stock shocks on, then remove the black bump stop rubber piece from them. I did that and ran only one shock on each corner. It helped a lot. |
Re: Thinking of buying a Clod. Have questions If its just for a basher then leave it stock. |
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