2.2 Class wheelbase

[Randy77]

I look on the USRCCA site and the 2.2 class is limited to 12.5 wheelbase.

When reading threads on the Clod Comp chassis's most folks talk about 14 to 17 inch wheelbases. Which chassis can give you the 12.5 wheelbase?

I have a set of Clod axles and I am trying to figure out which chassis to use.

[Unholy]

Cheapest, easiest (especially for a first timer) and great performing to boot 2.2 clod chassis is the Pimp Cane.

I'd get one with a flipped rear axle for better clearance.

run2jeepn sells them here.

Just about any of the 4 link chassis sold by the vendors here will work as well. It all comes down to link length.

[andrewmp6]

the 2.2 class is the cheapest since its 2.2 wheel short wheelbase and 2 wheel steering

[John Deere]

If your new to this I would go the Pimp Cane route dew to not really having to do any major set up. Like a Torision chassis thts home built would be fine. Just look aroundand you will find something nice. there is a never ending line of product out there that will get you started. Trust me.

[EagleOne]

I vote on the Pimp Cane... its so inexpensive and easy! If you make one, you will only save maybe $20 bucks, lol

Later,
Jake

[jagg]

Originally Posted by Unholy

Cheapest, easiest (especially for a first timer) and great performing to boot 2.2 clod chassis is the Pimp Cane.

I'd get one with a flipped rear axle for better clearance.

The Pimp Cane is the cheapest, and easiest. Don't let that fool you though, you'll be amazed at what it can do . Contact run2jeepn, he''ll set you up.

[Turblankas13]

You all say that it is the cheapest but i cant find it for under 200$, can anyone show me where i can get it for cheaper?

[Unholy]

I have no idea what you were looking at but find pimp canes here...

http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49077