quads4_life
Quarry Creeper
Hey will the X-trail work with a 10 1/2" wheel base by building shorter links??
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Harley's TCS X-Trail
- Thread starter Harley
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yes it can, but you may want to trim the rear overhang for asthetic reasons.
quads4_life
Quarry Creeper
I am kinda wanting the extra over hang I am useing a parma 99 ext cab dodge body and the wheel base is 10.5" and the whole length of the body is almost 17.5" I have tried building my own frame and so far not real happy.
Trail_TJ
Newbie
I am getting ready to get my first crawler, and I love what this frame look's like I think I can build a scale looking Jeep to copy my 2005 TJ Rubicon that has long arm suspension, I do have a question, I have a saddle pack li-po battery I plan to use, should I mount them one 1/2 in the front of chassie and the other 1/2 at the rear, or should most all the weight from the battery be located near the front as I see most do?
Trail_TJ
Newbie
Also has anyone tried to mount the steering servo on to the frame for a more realistic look with a servo/pitman arm set up?
atreyu
Newbie
Well, yesteray I received my chassis and I have to say I am a bit disappointed.
One of the plates has some irregular parts in the surface.
In addition to this, when I put together both plates some of the wholes seem not to match perfectfly, as if both of them were not exactly simetrical.
I´ll try to post some photos tonight if I find the time...
One of the plates has some irregular parts in the surface.
In addition to this, when I put together both plates some of the wholes seem not to match perfectfly, as if both of them were not exactly simetrical.
I´ll try to post some photos tonight if I find the time...
Send Kevin an e-mail when you get a chance. We will get everything taken care of. Something must have happened in manufacturing that wasn't caught.
If there is anything I can personally do just shoot me an e-mail.
Trail_TJ
Newbie
Hope mine aint that way I should have it soon!!
dkapuscrawler
Newbie
mine showed up monday and love it when i get a chance ill post pics
kevinlongisland
The Wheels Keep Turning
Yes, please send me an email at:
contact@thecrawlerstore.com
And we'll make sure you get taken care of. Sorry you had some issues.
Trail_TJ
Newbie
My frame came today all look's great! now just need the kit to get building!! and still need a motor, still wondering what to use, I have a mamba max ESC so just about any type can be used,, Any suggestion's? I am still undesided
CarbonShadow
Rock Stacker
A normal 45 or 55 turn will be just fine for this. Unless you want some power. Then get a small brushless motor from JRH. ^_^
elbo
Quarry Creeper
anything ever happen with the leaf spring mounts?!?!?
my mog is waiting....
my mog is waiting....
Build everything except for bolting parts to the ax10 chassis.
Ok thanks. I am going to be running 1.9's so I guess its optional if I want to assemble the wheels as well.
I didn't really have a picture as to how big the 2.2's are until I opened the box. I mean for some reason when I see pictures of crawlers I always expect them to be smaller
I didn't really have a picture as to how big the 2.2's are until I opened the box. I mean for some reason when I see pictures of crawlers I always expect them to be smaller
Trail_TJ
Newbie
I was thinking about a 55 turn, I just dont want it to fast though,
I ordered a 55t Integy Lathe motor it's what Nickrummy says he often uses and he is one of those crazy NOSTR guys with the indoor crawling area and everything
so I trusted him.Natedog
I wanna be Dave
W0W, now I need to build an Axial based scaler with a Hi-Lift body "thumbsup"8)!
