New tuber on the bench 3 Attachment(s) My first tube chassis, so it's far from perfect. Let me know what you think, suggestions as always are welcome. |
thats sooo cool! |
I dig the halo style cage and the three link. That said, do you think the STINGER is big enough?:shock: |
Your stinger can NEVER be big enough, haha!! |
that thing is freakin SWEEETTTTT... nice rear setup. what dampeners r u using?? |
Tamiya dampers, off of the old rough rider chassis. I have spares and they looked fairly "scale", so I threw them on. |
Dammmmmmmmmmmn! BEEFY! That thing looks sick man, I love it. |
u gonna stay with thoes rims and tires... i think moabs would look alot better |
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I like the swampers just for the scale appearance. There is a great "recipe" for softening up tires in the tire section if they need to be stickier. Nothing against the moabs, just like the look on this rig. |
no they do look good on the rig... also i just ran my moabs for the first time and i am not really impressed... they were 2 soft and would fold under itself... i guess ill try it with foams... |
Wow that thing is just friggin sweet! |
when you get done with it can i BORROW IT FOREVER |
can you post a pic of the bender you are using. |
i think that tube chassis is sweet. very cool design. i would make the stinger a bit smaller though. i don't know if i like how it looks with it that long. Quote:
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I dig it. 1/4" tubing is a nice change of pace with all the tubers being built out of 3/16" anymore. -WRM |
that is a very sweet rig!! the only thing i would personally change is that big ol boner bar,other than that it looks freakin bad a$$!!!! |
That is one sweet ride you are building. I would like to know why you run the springs seperate from the dampners? Is there an advantage? Or is it merely aesthetics? |
1 Attachment(s) Thanks for all the comments and compliments guys. I won't be able to jump on it again till this weekend, so I will post some more progress pics then. Still gotta get to the hobby shop and pick up a tranny, shafts, and some diamond-plate (the scale plastic) and find a way to make a fuel cell/receiver holder. I've seen a few 1:1 rigs with the coil springs set up this way and kinda liked the way ithey looked, still trying to figure out the upper mounts. I plan on doing a panhard bar set-up on the front with the steering servo mounted in the chassis. It probably won't be the best performer but for my first one i'm happy with it. Here's the picture of the bender I use, I got it from the MAC tool guy but I've seen the same one at various auto parts stores. You can use pretty much any bender though, although it helps to get a bender that is marked with angles. |
Looks sweet! How much tubing did you use so far? Wayne |
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