JeremyH
I wanna be Dave
Independent Rear, Solid Front is the new rage.
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Hit & Run Wraith - Ultimate G6 Machine
- Thread starter Harley
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fordsuperduty
Rock Crawler
Solid solid solid solid is all I got to say no need for any fancy fab work and its hell for stout unless u run into a tree at Mach 5
Sent from my iPhone in the shop
Sent from my iPhone in the shop
Re: Hit & Run Wraith - Ultimate G6 Machine
Thanks again Harley"thumbsup"
The "Comp Cut" option has been added to web site as an option for the 5.25", 5.5", & 6.0" foam pairs with outers. I have also updated the Foam Parts section as well where they can be purchased alone.
Chances are, if you are reading this, you're addicted to crawling like the rest of us here. So with that said, I'm not making a big announcement about this new "comp cut" option. Those that want it, will find it. I'm working to stream line the foam designs to a one size fits all wheel widths and it takes time to figure out each size because each closed cell inner is a different size.
I was extremely pleased with the foams! I was running the prototype comp cut foams from Crawler Innovations. They are 6" tall, outers are firm rear and medium front. These will be for sale this week. The new width and new shape fit a narrow wheel and completely fill the tire. No sidewall gap, they track better, side hill better, and are a much closer tuned comp foam right out of the bag. Mine were a hand shaped version but the final pieces were finished yesterday. Watch Eddie's site for them.
Thanks again Harley"thumbsup"
The "Comp Cut" option has been added to web site as an option for the 5.25", 5.5", & 6.0" foam pairs with outers. I have also updated the Foam Parts section as well where they can be purchased alone.
Chances are, if you are reading this, you're addicted to crawling like the rest of us here. So with that said, I'm not making a big announcement about this new "comp cut" option. Those that want it, will find it. I'm working to stream line the foam designs to a one size fits all wheel widths and it takes time to figure out each size because each closed cell inner is a different size.
Bulldog
I wanna be Dave
Best part about your threads Josh...you get everyone chiming in. From parts to suggestions...it's a one stop shop for info and conversation. Always entertaining for sure. 8)
New programming I'm running on the 4PK. If I go to 4WS I'll have to swap it out but I'm not sure I'll be switching anymore. I was able to self right the rig as is.
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Something new coming from SuperShafty 8)
Mighty1
Rock Crawler
Nice!
We have a G6 rolling through MO in July and I am told there will be a night stage.
I've been running Vanquish lights on my builds lately but a new vendor has popped up recently who is making new drop light boards for the Vanquish Products housings.
These are not a typical typical LED light bar. These are CREE units placed on a custom made board. After that they are conformal coated to make them waterproof.
The light output between these and a normal LED board are not even comparable.
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/vendors-electronics/446946-do-you-need-more-light.html
And then... I had to him work me up a special board for the front of the rig. You'll know which rig is coming!
BLUE!!!
I've been running Vanquish lights on my builds lately but a new vendor has popped up recently who is making new drop light boards for the Vanquish Products housings.
These are not a typical typical LED light bar. These are CREE units placed on a custom made board. After that they are conformal coated to make them waterproof.
The light output between these and a normal LED board are not even comparable.
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/vendors-electronics/446946-do-you-need-more-light.html
UPDATE:
The design has been improved allowing the emitters to be driven at a higher current, what does this mean...
750 Lumens
And then... I had to him work me up a special board for the front of the rig. You'll know which rig is coming!
BLUE!!!
MORE said:1" wide
2 emitters 102.8 Lumens
200mA current draw
Yes, It's BLUE!
:mrgreen:
Diablo666
Quarry Creeper
Bushing still holding strong.
Haven't driven it since Goat Hill.
New delivery!
Vanquish Products KMC Enduro wheels 8)
Vanquish Products KMC Enduro wheels 8)
New delivery!
Vanquish Products KMC Enduro wheels 8)
what size wheel spacers you going to be running with those wheels?
I pretty much always run 475's.
Is that a comparsion with standard Wraith tires and rims ?
Stupid question but, how can I fit that rims and tires on my Wraith ?
Spacers ? any thing else ?
The tires are only about 1/4" taller than the stock tires on the PSC Wraith, the angle is deceiving.
The wheels use the SLW hubs which allows for width adjustments to suit your truck. I am running the 475 hubs all the way around.
I posted this in the Poison Spyder Wraith thread but it applies here as well.
The Hit & Run is the second one to go, just a fun shot.
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The Hit & Run is the second one to go, just a fun shot.
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sgtbham
Rock Crawler
Awesome rig and awesome event! The curries look amazing (I wouldnt have the balls to run them), this thread gives me a ton of ideas - too bad we dont have anything like goat hill out where I reside.
Not sure what you mean, my pinion angles are well within normal ranges. This picture shows full droop, worst case scenario. Also, the Currie Axles don't have flipable lower link mounts. Maybe you are mistaking the 60º rotated pumpkin for bad pinion angle.
