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Old 02-09-2007, 11:52 PM   #1
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Here's my first crawler....gotta say, it's a blast to drive!
Built around Clod axles. Quick spec list:
Front and rear RC4wd Store steering linkage
>Heavy duty kimbrough servo savers
>Crawford performance diff lockers front and rear
>Carbon fiber 4 link setup
>RC4wd 4 link mounts
>Hot bodies shocks
>Hitec 645mg servos
>6 cell 3300 pack, lasts about an hour
>RC4wd 8 tooth pinion gears
>Integy 75T motors
>shaved stops for better turning
>articulates too much (90 degree easy)
>cut and BB filled tires on narrowed clod rims (will change soon)
>Airtronics 6 channel radio. F/R axles can be steered independantly of each other. Steering is a bit lacking tho, not turning lock to lock unless I'm moving. Might try not running the rear servo for now.
>cut Bronco body


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Old 02-10-2007, 05:56 AM   #2
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Nice rig man , i would however get rid of the servo savers if you are having trouble with steering travel.
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