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Old 08-07-2007, 12:43 PM   #41
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nice!!! Wish i had that kind of cash!!!!!
Yeh, sold my Truggy to support the Crawler habit.

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What adaptors are those?
First and second one's down on the page.
http://rcpcrawlers.com/adapters.html

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Thats really coming together nicely. Can't wait to see it in action.
I have confirmation that the chassis is in the mail. Hopefully I'll have it tested this weekend!

Thanks guys!
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Old 08-08-2007, 06:51 PM   #42
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JIA told me they are 23mm!!
I can't be held responsible for anything I say after standing in the sun for 3 days.
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Old 08-09-2007, 08:57 AM   #43
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I can't be held responsible for anything I say after standing in the sun for 3 days.
Its all good! We got it figured out.

Got the rig mocked up last night. Will take some photo's and post. Internet was down all last night. Couldn't get my RCC fix.:-(

Should have the rig ready for Ohiopyle next weekend. Then it will be torn down and sent to the Powder Coater. The 2.2 is there now getting done!!
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A few pics!!











My new licence plate!!
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Good lookin' frame!
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Old 08-09-2007, 10:33 PM   #46
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Are your axials narrowed?
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Are your axials narrowed?
Yes, they are!!
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I think those are at 2 1/4"
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Old 08-14-2007, 07:54 PM   #49
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Cut some new panels. Laying some paint later this week. Hopefully have them ready for the comp this Sunday.

Still need a Beadlock ring....hope its on the way! Hint hint JIA

Got the Dx6 figured out. Mixed both the throttle and steering and it makes it a lot easier to use.

After this comp, it gets torn down and sent out to get Powder Coated Candy Blue! Like my 2.2.

Got to probably order some new Moabs for it. I'll wait till I get it back from the PC though.
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Cut some new panels. Laying some paint later this week. Hopefully have them ready for the comp this Sunday.

Still need a Beadlock ring....hope its on the way! Hint hint JIA

Got the Dx6 figured out. Mixed both the throttle and steering and it makes it a lot easier to use.

After this comp, it gets torn down and sent out to get Powder Coated Candy Blue! Like my 2.2.

Got to probably order some new Moabs for it. I'll wait till I get it back from the PC though.
Can't wait to see it on Sunday...
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Can't wait to see it on Sunday...
Yeh, I hope the thread locker hold everything together!
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Couple pics of it crawling.





Going to get it Powder Coated Candy Blue this winter!
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Old 10-03-2007, 11:51 AM   #53
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man that's a whole lotta Bling$$$

what made your descision on the Jr8711 , how much

I read that in a test the 8711 had more torque than 5995/5955
is that why you went with 8711

So How does it Climb
What parts give you a performance advantage

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man that's a whole lotta Bling$$$

what made your descision on the Jr8711 , how much

I read that in a test the 8711 had more torque than 5995/5955
is that why you went with 8711

So How does it Climb
What parts give you a performance advantage
That's a whole lotta questions. I have only ran the rig in 1 serious comp. 2 total times! So as for the Performance advantage.....don't really know. Never drove any other Super.

The 8711 have 400 oz. Plus my Hobby Shop sponsors me. They were on sale a while back for $114.00. I get them for a little less. I have never been a Hitec fan, burnt to many up. I like Airtronics, but they don't have anything that can push this like the JR.

At this point with my lack of skill on the DX6 I am not the guy to answer the climbing. I like the set-up. The brushless motor stop on a dime and I have all the power I need. The parts assembled to build this truck were from other people threads on what would be the best.

As I get better with the DX6 and more time on the rig, it will be a winner for me!
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Old 12-10-2007, 10:23 PM   #55
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That's the rig I'm taking a close look at. Yours looks SWEET. I like the tubers a lot.
It sure looks l o n g to me. More stability !!!! Nice build too. Great detail on the pics.
Cheers.
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Old 12-12-2007, 08:54 PM   #56
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That looks like you researched it well ,very nice and capable crawler hope that it treats you well for some time.
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" RC4WD axle tubes. He was kind enough to sell me the tubes seperate. Then he sent me all the knuckles too!! These are really nice pieces."

I see that you're using the raptor axles tubes with a clod gear case. Did the have to modify the case for the tubes to fit? Also, could you have used the raptor knuckles with the cvd's even though you went with the JP knuckles.....without modification?

I ask because I have complete raptor axles on my crawler (gear case, tubes, knuckles..etc) and I'd like to switch to the clod gear case, Integy gears...etc.

Thanks!
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" RC4WD axle tubes. He was kind enough to sell me the tubes seperate. Then he sent me all the knuckles too!! These are really nice pieces."

I see that you're using the raptor axles tubes with a clod gear case. Did the have to modify the case for the tubes to fit? Also, could you have used the raptor knuckles with the cvd's even though you went with the JP knuckles.....without modification?

I ask because I have complete raptor axles on my crawler (gear case, tubes, knuckles..etc) and I'd like to switch to the clod gear case, Integy gears...etc.

Thanks!
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Here are the tubes I bought from RC4WD. I don't know if these are the same from the Raptor axles.
http://rc4wdstore.com/product_info.p...roducts_id=424

I am pretty sure that you wouldn't have any issue with the CVD's and Raptor knuckles, but I can't be for certain since I used these other tubes.

Good luck with your project. I hope it goes well.
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