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Titanium prototype chassis build
- Thread starter booher26
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BigBlackCummins
Rock Crawler
"thumbsup"
CREEPERBOB
Yashua
TOTALLY RADICAL CHASSIS, "thumbsup" AND ALL AROUND GOOD LOOKING RIG :mrgreen:
Totally agree I have to remake the front lower links and get rid of those
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53 willys
I wanna be Dave
wow I love the looks of the chassis!!
nice work"thumbsup"
nice work"thumbsup"
Szczerba
I wanna be Dave
Nice truck with a lot of nice parts. The truck profile is sick!
Went out yesterday for a day of testing lost a 7950 after 20 min. Never even got hot just quit working. Loved the way the truck ran for the short time I got to use it. Lots of buttons to learn...
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ram_tough
Rock Crawler
The truck look is great! Whats the rig weigh in at, RTR?
corkysk8
Rock Crawler
Very nice truck"thumbsup"
You can drill further into a Jato rod end and use longer set screws to increase their strength.
You can drill further into a Jato rod end and use longer set screws to increase their strength.
First comp of the season is next weekend definitely gonna drive it hard and post up the results
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JWEIMER
Quarry Creeper
Rig looks sick, love the truck look. The rear clearance is amazing too. :shock:
Frozen W.
Rock Stacker
Wow this is fabulous:shock:
but why 4 cc bec?
for me is better one 7980 per axle..
but why 4 cc bec?
for me is better one 7980 per axle..
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STANG KILLA SS
~THE SCALE SHOP~
incredible rig!:shock:
that center tie rod is what got your 7950. theres no way in hell your gonna get those servos to move perfect in sync. even a .5mm difference would put the servo in a hell of a bind
do you think a tierod from knuckle to knuckle would work better? i should have done a 7980 per end and been done but i went this route for some reason.
if i had it to do over again i would go that route.
thank you it worked well at the rimrock comp this past saturday, i just need to learn how to drive it... broke one of the wheels on the 1st course just after gate one with a 5ft fall onto the rear wheel, zip tied it together and ran the crap out of it and it held up very well"thumbsup"
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