Not sure right now but I can check tonight. It's very thin though.
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LJ Trail rig.
- Thread starter Just Zach
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Not sure right now but I can check tonight. It's very thin though.
HillbillyCrawler
Rock Crawler
Thanks
I looked on the aluminum today, no markings, sorry. I picked it up at Ace hardware. It was as thin as they had.
I got a little more work done today. Highline fenders turned out great8) Thanks again to ser3100 for the ideas on these.
A local guy was making them for the MRC. I haven't seen him around anymore though.
ser3100
RCC Addict
Damn man your making me look bad! I need to get this thing built. Nice work on those highlines.
I don't know about that. I keep on thinking that it's not looking as good as yours. I don't particularly like the screws in the panels but I think they're needed.
ser3100
RCC Addict
Believe me that was one of my biggest gripes about metal paneling. But a quick visit to Microfasteners website changed that. I was able to get button head screws in 2mm that almost look like 1:1 rivets used on the real thing. They even have them down to 1.6mm if you want. I know its too late since you already drilled the holes but maybe youll be able to use some of thier stuff for future builds. Check em out!
ser3100
RCC Addict
Damn it thats nice! I liked how you mounted the winch lower into the frame rails. I wish i did that but oh well, the new LJ i will!
ser3100
RCC Addict
If you could pull off the way Rokmen did thier spare tire mount on thier rig Jake, that would be the ish! I tried everyway possible but the tires were too big and i didnt feel like cutting the interior or making the cage higher. Check it out!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/freakjeep/sets/72157624196309468/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/freakjeep/sets/72157624196309468/
I saw that mount off the link on one of your threads. Super cool but just not feasible. The tires that will end up on this will be even bigger than the TSL's, not by a ton but definitely bigger.
I need to plan out my cage before I build it. Too many times I just start building and let it flow and then I'm not 100% happy with it. I don't want this to be that way. Find some build ideas too. I am leaving the 2nd row of seats. Too many scale points there to not take advantage of it.
team3six
www.team3sixrc.com
Ohhh snap. (Did I just say snap,lol) this is looking great. And looking powerful too. Your not playing around this time huh?
nice !!!!
tons of great inspirational shots there.
care to show a bit more on that fender idea ?
they came out great.
"thumbsup"
tons of great inspirational shots there.
care to show a bit more on that fender idea ?
they came out great.
"thumbsup"
Thanks"thumbsup" It's pretty simple really. Again ser3100 came up with the idea. I'll get some pics tonight and post them.
Well, I haven't driven it yet so hard to say.
STANG KILLA SS
~THE SCALE SHOP~
looks amazing. what rear shocks are those?
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