ill be running mine against a carbon NN clod tomorrow... :) |
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Looks like you guys had fun. Did you notice anything that it had any real difficulty with? I got mine all set-up thank you Cole for the infromative tip to drill out the holes on the TLT hardware. Now I just need to add a ton of weights. |
The only thing you have to watch out for. Is when one of the front tires is in the air. Just barely bump the throttle and it will transfer the weight back down on the front. Make sure the weight is very secure I had about an ounce fall off. It made it climb a lot werse a very noticable difference right away. |
Cole whipped out his STICK when I was up in IOWA picking up my lathe on friday. It looks slick! Very cool tlt if you ask me. If you wanted to get a bit more flex you could always drill a series of holes into the middle of the rail. It would allow a bit more twist. |
i drilled holes in mine but it didnt help twist. cutting the aluminum so the sides were thinner did help tho :) |
i am gonna get me a tlt rock buster kit and use a chassis like that. Easy to make and cheap. Homedepot sells that all day long and gives it to me hehehehe. |
Talked me into it I was building a scaler but not now thanks:lol: |
he cole could you post a pic of the side view? mine gets hung up a bunch on stuff i wanted to see just how the bottom of yours looks... |
2 Attachment(s) The single body post side is the back. The pics suck it's too dark outside. |
http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f4...4/JEEPS130.jpg mine has a lil more clearance:lol: |
That doesn't matter when your drive shafts are so low.;-) |
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hrmm i seeeeeee. alright cool thanks! my tranny is currently mounted on its side vertically. ill probably lay it down to get more center clearance. cole, are your axles tilted up ? |
Yes therear is tilted up. Front is normal. |
interesting. i have a few ideas that might try to get it out of the way completely |
just how much extra weight have you guys added? whats the best to use? lead stick-on or BB's? what kinda foams are you guys running in them if any? the reason i'm asking...i'm building one now and its all done BUT it feels light almost to light... i'm thinking i might run lots of weight up front and no foams.?.? thanks _Jason_ |
I'm useing no foams. 2.5oz of bb's in each front wheel. 1.5oz stick on to the front axle. |
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