all hung up
Newbie
well i have a tamiya TA02 f150 kit and i was wondering how can i lift it for more ground clearance (first independant susp. truck) without having to spend a fortune.
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tamiya TA02 Qs
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renoirbud
RCC Addict
hey
Yes, you can do a belly tuck on it.
I have one.
Here is a thread about it.
http://carolinarockrunners.frbb.net/build-threads-f3/19-scaler-t301.htm
Yes, you can do a belly tuck on it.
I have one.
Here is a thread about it.
http://carolinarockrunners.frbb.net/build-threads-f3/19-scaler-t301.htm
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all hung up
Newbie
From the look of the chassis is it still 4x4? because i dont see a shaft.
and my second question is how do i raise the arms higher?
and my second question is how do i raise the arms higher?
cspyy
Rock Crawler
that looks like it will work pretty good. my ole lady's tamiya F-150 came in today. that'll be a future mod ;-)
renoirbud
RCC Addict
yes it is still 4wd.
drive shaft can be seen here
About raising the arms, don't bother, they are too short.
drive shaft can be seen here
About raising the arms, don't bother, they are too short.
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all hung up
Newbie
oooo
oooooh sorry i thaught that was the steering link
oooooh sorry i thaught that was the steering link
renoirbud
RCC Addict
hey there
The steering link and the driveshaft are right next to each other, it easy to not see the shaft.
The steering link and the driveshaft are right next to each other, it easy to not see the shaft.
