Pulling truck tech info needed!

[SEMIJOE]

hey guys
as much as i have surf the net ,i cant find any tech info or clear pictures for the 1:1 4x4 pulling trucks
i was hoping somebody owns a real one.
if so, i need chassis pictures
info on weight of the truck
what is the weight distrubtion front to back
etc
really important info need
please email me pictures to maddhouse1@aol.com

 

[2500hdon37s]

hey guys
as much as i have surf the net ,i cant find any tech info or clear pictures for the 1:1 4x4 pulling trucks
i was hoping somebody owns a real one.
if so, i need chassis pictures
info on weight of the truck
what is the weight distrubtion front to back
etc
really important info need
please email me pictures to maddhouse1@aol.com

i often go to 1:1 pulls and my dad knows a few guys that pull and the 4x4 pullers the weight is alwmost ALL in the front and when they some times stop when getting ready to back up to the sled the back tires will come off the ground a hair or almost. they verry light in the rear

the front tires are also wider than the back to be biting on fresh dirt

this is a good example of of the weight up front and narrow rear but they use diffrent tires
http://mtnstpullers.com/storage/200....JPG?__SQUARESPACE_CACHEVERSION=1245818503828

they use tires like this and i think rc4wd makes scale pulling tires

http://www.modernmachinevb.com/webimages/pitbull.gif

 

[4u2nv]

Check out RCMT....

Here's a link to the pullers section
http://www.rcmt.biz/bd/forumdisplay.php?f=67

They can probably provide you with more info there.

 

[SEMIJOE]

i often go to 1:1 pulls and my dad knows a few guys that pull and the 4x4 pullers the weight is alwmost ALL in the front and when they some times stop when getting ready to back up to the sled the back tires will come off the ground a hair or almost. they verry light in the rear

the front tires are also wider than the back to be biting on fresh dirt

this is a good example of of the weight up front and narrow rear but they use diffrent tires
http://mtnstpullers.com/storage/200....JPG?__SQUARESPACE_CACHEVERSION=1245818503828

they use tires like this and i think rc4wd makes scale pulling tires

http://www.modernmachinevb.com/webimages/pitbull.gif

big big help thnx!!!

 

[SEMIJOE]

Check out RCMT....

Here's a link to the pullers section
http://www.rcmt.biz/bd/forumdisplay.php?f=67

They can probably provide you with more info there.

nice link!!! thank so much!

 

[Robbob]

I did an F350 frame nitro puller build a few years and used a TLT rear axle and a HiLift front axles for the track width difference.

http://www.rcmt.biz/bd/showthread.php?t=5751

http://www.nrctpa.org/ is another good place for radio control pullers, they do full competitions. you may be able to find some useful links off them too.

 

[SEMIJOE]

I did an F350 frame nitro puller build a few years and used a TLT rear axle and a HiLift front axles for the track width difference.

http://www.rcmt.biz/bd/showthread.php?t=5751

http://www.nrctpa.org/ is another good place for radio control pullers, they do full competitions. you may be able to find some useful links off them too.

this was very helpful too thaznk you and happy turkey day

 

[Pete from Houston]

I remember the 1:1 pullers at the county fair where I grew up were so light in the rear that two guys could lift/slide the rear of the truck around to get the trucks through a gate to the infield. The front axle must have been carrying 90% or more of the trucks weight.

Youtube has tons of videos of truck pullers for an idea on stance and scale.


Looking forward to seeing what you build!8)