Veterra Bronco Old Yeller http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2017...4f6ca07d8c.jpg A really good friend of mine sent me these. I have completed one. Stay tuned. |
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Re: Guess where I got these Aren't these pieces sweet??? Cant wait for the weather to break so I can run mine... Very happy with what Ernie sent 8) |
Re: Guess where I got these I'll guess a really good friend? Do I win something? Great thread title. |
Re: Guess where I got these Winner, winner, chicken dinner lol. Very nice, tuned in and waiting for more pics! :) |
Re: Guess where I got these Got a little work done. I put Proline 90mm up front, MIP drive shafts. Codyboy axles. I moved the rear shocks out and reversed the slider mount and raised the rear link location to the battery tray mounting holes. Something is off in the rear. My links are 66mm upper and lower which is what I thought they should be. A little guidance from the pro's please.http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2017...05a5104bf4.jpghttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2017...566910b281.jpghttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2017...8cdcd415dc.jpghttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2017...9439109faf.jpg SHOme Sent from my Speak and Spell |
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Ernie |
Re: Guess where I got these To far back I'm at practice right now I'll set body on in when I get home SHOme Sent from my Speak and Spell |
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Re: Guess where I got these http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2017...60d84ab1b3.jpg I know it's gonna be something to make me look silly but go ahead an make me look silly. SHOme Sent from my Speak and Spell |
Re: Guess where I got these Are you using the correct length links? I can't tell what's going on by the pictures, but the wheelbase is way off in the rear. |
Re: Guess where I got these 1 Attachment(s) When the wheels line up in the wheel well like this, it's right "thumbsup" |
Re: Guess where I got these I used 66mm top and bottom in the rear. Is that what yours are? SHOme Sent from my Speak and Spell |
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Do you have a kit manual that shows all of that? Hey Jon, good to see you popping in on us"thumbsup""thumbsup" Ernie |
Re: Guess where I got these Rear upper and lowers should have 66mm links with 12mm spacers. I see you have spacers - what about the frame length? Should be at WB2 I believe? http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/vater...nce-guide.html *EDIT* It looks like you flipped battery tray mounts around? With the links mounted up there it might be what is pulling your axle out of alignment, though I see you do not have the spacers in there.. Hmm. I had a similar problem when I flipped the tray mounts to relocate the rear links, so I flipped it back and put everything back to what the manual says and everything lined up properly. |
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SHOme Sent from my Speak and Spell |
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SHOme Sent from my Speak and Spell |
Re: Guess where I got these The pic with the body on makes me think that the front wheels are too far back as well, maybe you have the trans plate 1 hole out to the rear? If the links are the right length and the chassis is at WB1 then there is not much else it can be. |
Re: Guess where I got these Can you look at the pictures I posted of the chassis? It looks right to me but I agree the front seems back but not nearly as bad as the rear. SHOme Sent from my Speak and Spell |
Re: Guess where I got these I have been holding off commenting to see if anyone noticed something that I did not, because I don't see anything wrong with your links. If anything, your body post holes are in the wrong place. To my eye, your body looks like it is sitting too far forward. It is hard to tell from pictures, but it looks to me that if the body was mounted about 1/4" further backwards, both of the wheel wells would line up perfectly. |
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