Glad to see your back on track with it.
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DTP's Bronco buggy
- Thread starter DISTURBIN' tha PEACE
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Been trying to get these longer beef tubes from KC jones in. They've given me some headaches but I'm working through it.
dingo2010
Pebble Pounder
So from the looks of it, you put a longer beef toob inside the axle and attached the xr-10 c-hubs and knuckles? Were you able to clock the c-hubs to offset the driveline angle, like you can with the ax-10 c-hub? I am in the process of doing the same thing, only i'm not using the xr-10 stuff. It looks great, I really like the increased width and the amount of steering. I hope that my stuff works out as well as yours has. What are you using for axles? I am designing a new center locker to compensate for the increased width, and allow the use of stock axles.
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I am using VP knuckles, chubs & axles. I'm having a small fitment issue with the tubes & chubs, but I think they'll get it worked out soon. You need to drill & tap for the chubs so you can clock them anyway you want. In the pics above, I have not done that yet.
dingo2010
Pebble Pounder
I don't see any drive axles on the vp site. Oh well! Like I said before, your rigs looks real nice.
GREEDY GENIUS
Rock Crawler
Looks good man,good luck with it.
:ror: yeah, don't mind that. I just needed something quick & I have quite the collection of axial links.
And that's just the rear."thumbsup"
Eritex Inc.
RCC Addict
I really like the look of this rig, just clean. Great job"thumbsup"
Thanks, Just needs an Eritex V8"thumbsup" wink wink:ror:
DwaneO
Oliver Custom Knives
Great looking build.
Question:
How does the suspension work with that geometry ? ie: link mounting locations on frame
Question:
How does the suspension work with that geometry ? ie: link mounting locations on frame
It uses a scx skid & frame rails, so it's same as any scx. I sure hope it works as well.
Lookin' good DTP, I am building a Bronco as well I will be watching. "thumbsup"
Thanks Chip.
You picked one helluva bronco to do. Hope your finances work out for the 1:1 too."thumbsup"
Since I was getting some flack for my steering links, went ahead & finished the fronts.
Found these nifty little hinges at the hardware store.
Found these nifty little hinges at the hardware store.
