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CDW Chump V2

roksloski

I wanna be Dave
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So as some of you know, i got my Chump V2 at the beginning of 2011,
but with a broken wrist and a cast past my elbow. i had a hella hard time
putting it together......
over a short time i finally got it put together..........
and didnt get to run much last year due to a cast..........i did try though....

I think there was very few of these made in alum.

this thing works.............
besides the chassis, i made a few changes.........

started here.......chump chassis V1

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the V2..............eye candy......
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a roller........
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electroinc's in.........
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since the above picture, i went to 2 FXR's with a Novak Dig switch.....
works awsome, can now adjust throttle curves for F/R motors
and different drag brake settings........ not as good as twin stick but way better than 1 FXR and a punk dig, i went through 4 punk digs and had a 5th new spare...before i changed over
could'nt bring my self to use a punk dig again.................

here is how it sits now.......
changed to axial knuckles facing forward, dropped the servo down inbetween the tube and motor....
shaved the case where the motor mounts....
a skid that goes flush to the outside of the chassis.......
could not or would not have done these without the help of 8-454 (Everett) big thank you.......!!!

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body not really mounted yet.........
Dropped a few Oz's, it did weigh in about 6lbs 2oz...
now down to 5lbs 14oz..
yea i know not that much of a loss........... baby steps....:lmao:

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A big Thank you to Anthony, MannOmann, 8-454, JPH racing....."thumbsup"

thanx for lookin..............
 
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Looks real good i run this chassis on my XR and it works pretty damn well. Only big difference i run my rear uppers on the out side of chassis little tricky to make work but seems to help a bit.
 
:shock:Holy crap!!!:shock:
You finally sunk the servo!:ror:"thumbsup"


Agreed Bout time you step up some:mrgreen:

Gald your doing better now and getting back on the rocks!!

Rig looks good and you still got the painting touch!!

"thumbsup""thumbsup"
 
:shock:Holy crap!!!:shock:
You finally sunk the servo!:ror:"thumbsup"

ha ha ya, i did......

Looks good Mike i really like the paint job on this one and great driving this weekend :mrgreen:

thanx Tim...........

Agreed Bout time you step up some:mrgreen:

Gald your doing better now and getting back on the rocks!!

Rig looks good and you still got the painting touch!!

"thumbsup""thumbsup"

yea last year was hard to drive with a cast on.....
But i still really worry about falling.........
thanx........

Very nice! Did you make those links?

That body looks sweet....nice lines!

i did make those........they are Beef..........
weighted a lot though, so i ground them down and now they look like this.....
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They use to be 9/16:shock: tall and a 1/4" thick, ground them down some now they are only 5/16" tall:)
thanx on the body..........
 
:shock: < My face when I opened your thread. Interested to see the the after shots."thumbsup"
 
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Holey Moley!:shock:

:lmao:thats what I said when i saw your 300 hanging out of your rear tube...

I think you went a little too thin, but time will tell!

yea...... your right, only time.....

:shock: < My face when I opened your thread. Interested to see the the after shots."thumbsup"

what???
:cry::cry::cry: My face every time i open your thread and see awesome stuff you make
that nobody can get there hands on...........:mrgreen:
just bustin your chops....

Come'on my file slipped a few hundred times..........
 
I would be willing to bet that those gears hold up. Did you atleast get a weight on them?
 
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