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ROCKEDUP RICKY'S AKRCC Deimos

ROCKEDUP RICKY

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Northwest Arkie-saw and we got ROCKS!
Rockedup Ricky's Akrcc Deimos

I'M lucky enough to be on the AKRCC TEAM , that has made a chassis that is easy to sey up. All the ajustment holes was the 1st thing that I noticed when I got my DEIMOS chassis. The skid is another great thing about the DEIMOS chassis. The groove in the skid plate really helps hold your line on the rocks. And the side plates being on top of the skid keeps the metal off the rocks for a slick ride.

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With Axial 30* bent links on the lowers ,I'm at 12.5 on the wheelbase and a ride height of 2.75. I'm using Traxxas turn buckles #2339 on the top.
I clocked the front about 15* and the back at 18*. There is articulation out the butt.

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I got the battery tray from Kamikaze and mounted it on my rear axle. The front steering link came from Kamikaze too. Some redheaded bastard told me about these and I like them.

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For the ESC I got a mamba max with a castle bec and a spectrum DRX3 radio, 2 Holmes 35 turn motors, Radio shack swicthes for the digs. Everything fits nice and low.

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The body sits right on top of the chassis for a very low ride.
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Here's a little video of it in action.

 
nice man, great job on the build and the video is a nice touch.

- tre
Thanks.In the video I ran Panthers ,I going to try the hot bodys tomorrow. I tryed them on the AKRCC ARES chassis today and they rock with the stock foams. "thumbsup"

Bring it, in '09.
You know me Brian I bring it everytime. See you next weekend.
 
My thoughts on the AKRCC DEIMOS chassis. My rig has never handled this good before.
It's stable and predictable and well balanced , it's smooth articulation of the suspension allows for truck to work the rocks.
With the adjustment holes, finding your set-up will be easy. The skid plate with it's center groove that helps to hold your line when dragging the skid on the rocks. I'm learning to use the groove to hang on to rocks .
I support a Team myself, TEAM AVERY. My sons and I will be running AKRCC chassis on our rigs. I built them a AKRCC ARES chassis and it rocks too.
Two great AKRCC CHASSIS and more to come. I got to get working on the Super. ;-)

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Hey Ricky don't you know that the Panther tire has way to thin of a sidewall to stand up on side hills like that in your vid .:lol:
 
Rick, nice job on the build and the video. Its great to see these things in action like that. VERY nice lines to took. Keep up the good work"thumbsup"
 
Rick, nice job on the build and the video. Its great to see these things in action like that. VERY nice lines to took. Keep up the good work"thumbsup"
Thanks Boss

Hey Ricky don't you know that the Panther tire has way to thin of a sidewall to stand up on side hills like that in your vid .:lol:
I know, what was I thinking :lol:. FOAM SET-UP "thumbsup"

I really liked the video the Deimos sure looks good your running some really nice lines. It looks like a great crawl spot to.
Thanks and it is a great crawl spot. I'm going there today to test out some Hot body tires.
 
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