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***CDW 1.0 Chassis Build***
- Thread starter yotachump
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yotachump
ghetto fabulous newbie
I also got a Batt/servo mount cut for myself Just in case I want to use one.:lol:
balang_479
Rock Crawler
Very nice design.... im also using a vertical steering servo so i can mount a bulk pack on the front, works incredibly well!
yotachump
ghetto fabulous newbie
well picked up the skids today, So things should start going together ASAP:lol:.
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Went down to the laser shop today and picked up some goodies:lol::lol::lol::lol:.
Now I just need to go pickup the skids later this week.
And the Proto Link Plates
You cant use those, their all scratched up. i'll get rid of them for ya :lol:
yotachump
ghetto fabulous newbie
don't worry she will be nice and shinny before its put together:lol:
BritCrawler
Pebble Pounder
That's one clean and tidy chassis design. Any chance of putting it into production? I might be interested in one with a matching skid 
yotachump
ghetto fabulous newbie
That's one clean and tidy chassis design. Any chance of putting it into production? I might be interested in one with a matching skid
Very soon;-):lol:
scootertrash
Quarry Creeper
I want one of these as soon as possible too
send me your email paypal addy as so, as ya get a production run going ,please thank you & that a very sweet design to dude"thumbsup"
send me your email paypal addy as so, as ya get a production run going ,please thank you & that a very sweet design to dude"thumbsup"
yotachump
ghetto fabulous newbie
when it comes time, you will see it in the vendors section.
yotachump
ghetto fabulous newbie
Got a little bit of work done tonight. The rear uppers are temporary, I have to make bent uppers.
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yotachump
ghetto fabulous newbie
yea bent uppers to clear the shocks.
I dont know if im going to run the delrin links I made today. I might run some 5/16 aluminum bent links:lol:
JUSTGOINGSLOW
RCC Addict
Why don't you run your upper links on the inside of the chassis :shock:
bmuzz1
I wanna be Dave
Very nice chassis!"thumbsup" I may have to get my hands on one when they are released.
yotachump
ghetto fabulous newbie
Because the upper links wont be perfectly straight.
If I move them inside the chassis they will be .053 ^ off on the on the axle side. and if I move the links on the link plate in to the very inside holes they will be off .161 V chassis side.
and its not very hard to make bent links:lol:
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Trugg
Rock Crawler
You lost me...What are you talking about??
I always run all my links on the inside of the chassis....much better (imo).
I've never understood why anyone would run the uppers (or lowers) on the outside of the chassis.?...
Can you please explain:?: Thanks
Btw your chassis is absolutely beautiful, nice work as usual"thumbsup"
JUSTGOINGSLOW
RCC Addict
Yodachump, "thumbsup" Ok I see. Super sweet chassis, can't wait to see the end result. :shock:
LIKES2CRAWL
I wanna be Dave
Looks good man, I like it."thumbsup"
It has to do with keeping the upper links parralel when viewed from the top, which affects the way the axle cycles....different strokes for different folks;-)You lost me...What are you talking about??
I always run all my links on the inside of the chassis....much better (imo).
I've never understood why anyone would run the uppers (or lowers) on the outside of the chassis.?...
Can you please explain:?: Thanks
Btw your chassis is absolutely beautiful, nice work as usual"thumbsup"
