My SW3 comp rig SW3 chassis XRC's HC links and some of my own Home made servo/link plates Losi shocks RCP CVD's and axle-c's up front RCP lockers fr. and rr. RC4WD narrow beadlocks RC4WD R2 disconnect Revolver2 for brawn Mamba Max for brains Losi rock clawz and yes the worst thing of all an HPI Bug body. Decided to go back to the four link. To much screwin around last year with other set-ups did me no good. So I decided on the SW3. http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...x/IMG_1908.jpg http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...x/IMG_1911.jpg http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...x/IMG_1916.jpg http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...x/IMG_1918.jpg Drives like a charm. I have put this chassis through alot a different configs and this one seems to work well. I am hopin for the R2 disconnect to show up this week but I think I will be pushin it to have it in and workin by the first comp this weekend. |
Looks good "thumbsup" Something I have noticed is that everyone runs there top links at the bottom hole of the SW3 or in the middle hole, I have mine set at the top as I thought it kept the links more parallel...Is there an advantage to running them that way? -Mike |
looks really good dude! |
Rig looks great! Socalrcrc is going to be a tough series this year... |
Looks sweet, other than the bug body :-P:lol:. Sometimes it's best to do a reset and start over with experimentation. That's what I did on my "2". "thumbsup" Quote:
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what battery is that ? |
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Thanks for all the good words should be a fun series this year for sure. Quote:
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Same principle applies to the sw3's."thumbsup" Nice rig. You definetly made the right choice by switching to a 3, you won't be disapointed! |
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Looks good, and I can't wait to get mine up and going."thumbsup" |
Your going to like your 3, it's very competent. Looks nice"thumbsup" |
Some updates on the R2D. Got the tranny today and realized it would not fit in my SW3. Buuuuuttt by flipin the chassis around I was able to install pretty easy. Thanks Bender for makin a symetrical chassis. Looks kinda weird but it's workin. http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...x/IMG_1931.jpg http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...x/IMG_1933.jpg No room for the lathe motor with this set-up so I went back to the Crawlmaster. http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...x/IMG_1932.jpg |
I have to tell you that looks really good. How does it preform? |
I'm guessing we will see more of that exact same setup at Moab this year. I know I have a twin, down to the same tires. :) |
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Nice looking rig. Glad to see you found a way to make the R2 with dig work. "thumbsup" |
Well it was a good thing and a bad thing takin an un-tested rig to it's first comp. Things learned: 1.Axle-C's and rear straight lock outs make your rig 1/8" over 12.5. 2.RC4WD's servo mount kit for the R2D sucks, sometimes it worked but mostly not, angle is to extreme. 3.Crawlmaster motor also sucks because it cogs out way to much(I wasn't the only one havin issues) and 4. Rock claws are great but I deffinatly needed to star the foams for more purchase. Overall it performed well, middle of the pack well anyway. I have since starred the foams, switched back to my revolver 2, fixed the R2D to where it works flawlessly and shortend my front links by 1/8". Its workin great now and I have a month drive time to get used to it before the next one. Overall a great rig. http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...x/IMG_0237.jpg |
I'd like to check that setup out at the next comp. I'm the one with the black PTI (will be a dark purple next time though). |
Startin to drive real nice now that I have had some time behind the wheel. The R2 disconnect has been working flawlessly and I decided to ditch the bug body and go back to a jeep body I got with my first crawler over a year ago, glad I hung onto it. Here are some recent action shots. http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...x/IMG_1957.jpg http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...x/IMG_1964.jpg http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...x/IMG_1962.jpg |
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