summerof95
Pebble Pounder
Lemme know how it turns out.
Mine is holding up great, even after a rather violent tumble down a steep hill.
Mine is holding up great, even after a rather violent tumble down a steep hill.
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DIY Rear Bumper: low cost, high clearance
- Thread starter summerof95
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summerof95
Pebble Pounder
Update!
I was playing around on an local indoor course yesterday when I let my trigger-happy wife take a turn with the TX.
She managed to launch the jeep backwards, at full 3S speed, into an immovable object; the collision bent the 1/4" brake line to a 20° angle.
I think the fact that the metal gave before the links shows that the links can certainly withstand their share of abuse.
I straightened it out a hammer, and I intend to continue to use this bumper, still on the first set of links.
I was playing around on an local indoor course yesterday when I let my trigger-happy wife take a turn with the TX.
She managed to launch the jeep backwards, at full 3S speed, into an immovable object; the collision bent the 1/4" brake line to a 20° angle.
I think the fact that the metal gave before the links shows that the links can certainly withstand their share of abuse.
I straightened it out a hammer, and I intend to continue to use this bumper, still on the first set of links.
