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The whole kit is nice but at times I'm thinking it's complicated. You look at this compared to something like an Axial or Wheely King and it's amazing how many more parts and screws there are.

But so far I'm diggin' it.

It's not a full-on comp rig, it's not a scaler, but it should keep pace in either world with a few tweaks.

The tires feel good in comparison to my well-used 2.2 Moabs with modded foams.

Here's a dead-sexy shot...

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It's a 2.2 at 10.25"

How wide were you expecting?

I would have liked to see the axle a little less wide to allow for more tuning in the backspace of the wheels. I definitely don't think the rig is too wide, just wider then I thought they looked in the pictures.

I am still anxious to get mine and model it so I can start making upgrades.....
 
The whole kit is nice but at times I'm thinking it's complicated. You look at this compared to something like an Axial or Wheely King and it's amazing how many more parts and screws there are.

It's not a full-on comp rig, it's not a scaler, but it should keep pace in either world with a few tweaks.

I was kinda thinking that, myself. It just seems like a lot of the things on this truck are just plain overkill.

I also see that there is no way to use old-style TLT axle stays. That's kind of a bummer. I always liked the versatility of those. And they replaced them with a huge, convoluted, overly-complicated setup.

I like the grappler on there. It does have a nice semi-scale look to it.
 
JIA,

great build there...

From all the build pics you took. I have question.

1. Is the kit you have is the same kit that will be offered?
2. Is all the parts used in your kit is the same will the kit offered soon? This question pointing more towards the
a.) diff(alloy?)
b.) linkage(alloy?)
c.) ladder frame (alloy or pressed metal?)


I am going to pre-order mine soon...
 
THE SUSPENSE IS KILLING ME!!!!!

so lets see... i need to pick up the cr-01 , grappler body....

does it look like you could install a winch servo anywhere in there with ease?
Ive got a HPI rubicon wrangler body sittin around i was thinkin about using.. if youve got one layin around could ya moch it up bro?

Dont think ill be keepin that FJ body - not a big toyota fan... just tryin to see what else might look good on her.

Keep up the great work man!!!
 
wow little dissapointed with the width I was really hoping for no wider then f350 axles. looks like a nice kit though.
 
THE SUSPENSE IS KILLING ME!!!!!

so lets see... i need to pick up the cr-01 , grappler body....

does it look like you could install a winch servo anywhere in there with ease?
Ive got a HPI rubicon wrangler body sittin around i was thinkin about using.. if youve got one layin around could ya moch it up bro?

Dont think ill be keepin that FJ body - not a big toyota fan... just tryin to see what else might look good on her.

Keep up the great work man!!!

HPI Rubicon body has a WB of ~12.5". You'd need to make longer suspension links, etc.

Shouldn't be difficult to drop in a winch servo.
 
MY vote is for the baby blue... A friend of mine's 1:1 is that color combo, but with a black roof.

I also know a guy with a black one, and I know of a Yellow one, a red one, and a Purple one, as well, all in the local area. :lol:

There are a lot of FJ's around here.
 
hi, grtz from Belgium,nice car you have there.I think I gonna order one in the store here in belgium.The price will be arround 350 EURO, that's about 550 US dollar.
When I have one I will put some pictures on the forum.
 
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