just a suggestion if you do make a 8x8..
give it four wheel steering like the trucks up north.
it might say Cuba, but that is the way they are in Canada
a brick with wheels sweet
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Kaetwo's K2-6 6x6...
- Thread starter kaetwo
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a brick with wheels sweet
NaZ-T
RCC Addict
I got to see Pinch and Zack run theirs for a sec at the "Descent" comp last weekend looks like a ton of fun...... And yes we need video.
Well the K2-6 will be available in the next few weeks :shock: the design has been finalized and things are moving ahead. I'm thinking about offering links with this kit as well (as an option for those that don't want to build them).
More to come soon "thumbsup"
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More to come soon "thumbsup"
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I hope to put on a new K2-6 chassis here shortly "thumbsup"
Here is the thread details:
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1292534#post1292534
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Here is the thread details:
http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1292534#post1292534
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Awesome! Its going to have to wait until after nationals but I cant wait to pick on up "thumbsup"
MOCRAWLER
I wanna be Dave
I can't wait to start on mine.8)8)8)8)
MOCRAWLER
I wanna be Dave
Did you make the links custom lengths or did you use some stock links from another kit??
I made mine from delrin rod and axial link grub screws. The trick is making the links the proper length for the tires that you'll use. For example I used the RC4WD 4.25" tires and so my links had to be custom made. Smaller or larger tires would warrant a different link setup.
If I'm not mistaken I used 98mm eye to eye on the #1 and #2 axle. Then for #3 I used 78mm eye to eye "thumbsup"
By the way I drove this on the rocks for the first time last night, and it was amazing!!!!! It's more of a comp rig than scale :lol:
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Destination Hobbies
(801) 773-1770
has the cases and then check out joes-rc-semi-truck-shop on ebay. He was selling complete semi axles for like $35.00 :shocks:
(801) 773-1770
has the cases and then check out joes-rc-semi-truck-shop on ebay. He was selling complete semi axles for like $35.00 :shocks:
MOCRAWLERSCHICK
Newbie
Thanks for this info. Now he will quit whining to me.
I told him he'd have to build his own.
I told him he'd have to build his own.
pantablo
I wanna be Dave
your 6x6 looks great. where's the video, lol?
I need to get out and do more video. I'm just too dang lazy :lol:
crawlernewbie
Newbie
hey that's an awsome crawler"thumbsup",but how did you get the 3 axels to run to- gether??
sheedy126
Quarry Creeper
that thing is Huge,
i like it
"thumbsup"
i like it
"thumbsup"
darkcrawler6x6
Newbie
Hi.. I know no one has posted on this thread for ages now.. Just bought a 6x6 chassis from rc4wd and I am starting sorting out parts for the build. Just wanted to know a few things as from what I read you were one of the original builders of this chassis. Am I right if I say I can use 2 rear semi axle for front and rear and a centre axle from a tamiya 1/14 semi like globliner? The other thing that's puzzling me is the links. Will be using 4 links like your setup and according to what u said on here you need specific length according to what size tyre and wheel u use. I am planning to use 1.9 wheels and tyres from a axial scx10...Can u recommend the length of the links I need to use? Or how to calculate the
Length? Will be planning an 8x8 if this build goes welll... Thanks really loved your rig and went straight and the chassis and cannot wait till it arrives... "thumbsup""thumbsup"
Length? Will be planning an 8x8 if this build goes welll... Thanks really loved your rig and went straight and the chassis and cannot wait till it arrives... "thumbsup""thumbsup"
