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TJ low-rider - 2010 Scale Nats Trail rig build
- Thread starter ecoli
- Start date
ecoli
I wanna be Dave
XSRCdesign
I wanna be Dave
god, I still hear the sound that thing made when it hit bottom...
we heard that thing hundreds of feet away :lol:
we heard that thing hundreds of feet away :lol:
ecoli
I wanna be Dave
The sound of steel bouncing off of rocks carries really well :ror:
My plan is to generally avoid that style of driving next year. We'll see how that works out ;-)
ecoli
I wanna be Dave
Glad you're enjoying it Justin "thumbsup" You should post up that pic of it compared to your 1.9 to show that this is truly a low rider Jeep.
Glad to know I inspired you. I always get inspiration from other builds on here as well as all the 1:1s on Pirate. If Justin hadn't bought this Jeep off of me, the owner of the 1:1 wanted it. That's a good boost for the ego right there :ror:
Pics never do a rig justice, Chris calls the Jeep a "low rider" so to speak. But in the pics that he has posted it always looks like a big 2.2. So I thought I'd snap a pic of the "low rider" and my 1.9 TJ. I was surprized, I really didn't think they would be at the same height.
jpgator
Rock Stacker
i dont think i have ever seen a 2.2 that low to the groundthat wasscale it does look like the 1.9 and the 2.2 are the same size though
As low as it is tire rub is very minor, I thought it would be a lot worse. Could it be lower? I think I could get it to sit lower if I wanted to, just need to poke some shocks through the hood and tweak the boat side's.
The 1.9 TJ is just a hair taller then the 2.2 TJ:shock:
Desert Rc
I wanna be Dave
I love this rig:mrgreen:
Me too, that's why I bought it.lol
Desert Rc
I wanna be Dave
good call"thumbsup"
This jeep still blow's me away. I don't know how it handled at MSD but it's working wonders for me. My guess is because I have more seat time in it then ecoli:lmao: ( sorry Chris lol ) .
Here are just a few random pics for this past weekend.
Heading to the hammers:mrgreen:. The jeep walked over everything as if the rocks weren't there.
The jeep walked over everything as if the rocks weren't there.
Here are just a few random pics for this past weekend.
Heading to the hammers:mrgreen:. The jeep walked over everything as if the rocks weren't there.
The jeep walked over everything as if the rocks weren't there.
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Zuk90
Pebble Pounder
Wow that TJ looks really neat. I love how low it sits "thumbsup"
Thats what I visioned in my head when I was planning a build but never got around to it :lmao:
One question though if I may ask-who is the owner of the silver g-wagon??
Thats what I visioned in my head when I was planning a build but never got around to it :lmao:
One question though if I may ask-who is the owner of the silver g-wagon??
RC car dept. manager at one of the LHS.
rockhopperz
I'm a retard
this thing was great at NATS! Its the reason for my current build thats going very slooow, really nice rig
lipbr302
Pebble Pounder
I love the low stance on this thing! I Might have to carry that out on my next tuber! "thumbsup"
madscrambler
Quarry Creeper
looking good
Looking good, That rig is built very well I saw it first hand fall off a 10 foot cliff survive. Still looks like it's working very well.
Looking good, That rig is built very well I saw it first hand fall off a 10 foot cliff survive. Still looks like it's working very well.
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