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Quarry Creeper
I haven't moved body clips/ posts around on any of my other rigs, but I could see where it would help on this guy. Any Ideas or pictures or products that would make it easy?
THanks!
THanks!
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Anyone top mount your body clips? HOW?
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ktmkurt
Quarry Creeper
x2 I would also like to have top mounted body posts.
Guys I understand top mounted can sometimes be easier to use and it makes mounting bodies somewhat easier... down side and its a big one IMHO... top mounted posts BREAK EASY!
something like this would be an easy solution...http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXVH12&P=7
something like this would be an easy solution...http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXVH12&P=7
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username
Quarry Creeper
maybe i could make some out of brass or AL, or something? i am sure someone has to make some like that. i am getting a bug body, so if i mount the front right at the base of the windshield, it shouldnt get hit to often.
OR how about a way to attach it from the top inside w/ velcro so it stays put???? perhaps a really long strip?
newbie8324
Quarry Creeper
has anyone slammed the body down
username
Quarry Creeper
thats what i did but i just switched out to a bug body, you can cut it alot to get it right on the battery tray. i thought it looked good, but the body got beat from rolling to much.
yjjoyride
Newbie
I did too, if you look at my post "My first comp....." you can see how i lowered it and what i cut so there was no rubbing. I think it looks great!
