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What did you do to/with your Ascender today

slickwill16

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Just like it says. Did you upgrade something? Take it out for a quick spin? Or an epic day out? Don't worry about making a new thread. Take some pics and post it here.
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I added the Rc4wd deep dish wagon wheels with IROCs and Proline's new 1.9 dual stage foams. What a great combo. This thing is unstoppable now.

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Planning some body work...getting my stretched unimog body straightened and reinforced so I can paint.

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Working with vaterra alum shocks, finishing up dressing codyboy rear axle with ssd alum diff cover, and titanium links. All kind of a headache, but fun at the same time. Pics up after I get the right oil for the shocks...

Tires and rims look MEAN... Got a comparison shot of the stock tires along side of those beasts??? Are they taller?
 
Working with vaterra alum shocks, finishing up dressing codyboy rear axle with ssd alum diff cover, and titanium links. All kind of a headache, but fun at the same time. Pics up after I get the right oil for the shocks...

Tires and rims look MEAN... Got a comparison shot of the stock tires along side of those beasts??? Are they taller?
Rag6, thank you. I really like the way they turned out. Unfortunately I don't have a comparison pic. The stock wheels and tires went down the road a while ago. However, I can tell you that the IROCS are a little taller and wider than stock. Around here, we mainly have trails with occasional rocks to climb. The extra height and grippy compound really make this a go anywhere rig. Good luck with those shocks.
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These were two different combos I used begore I came across what I have now.

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Had a run out in way oversized rock pile, Done really well but decided to make a move and remove a few parts ready for it's transformation. Body, Wheels, Bumpers and the side bars. The main chassis shocks etc will be left standard so I can continue to tweak as I go but I need to get the rig as I like it to look before continuing
 
Ty sir. I think the dd wheels will wind up on my truck in the future. I may use the irocks too. My terrain sounds just like your terrain lol...
 
Still working on my interior. Covering the motor/trans is frustrating when you want it to look good.

SHOme

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I also made these today for the blazer!
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What did I do today? Ordered a new K10... ;) I think it will go with the Bronco very well... also ordered some new bolts to outboard the shocks on both trucks, hopefully that'll help with the TT. ;)
 
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I looked at mine. Today I spent time taking my Heng long Russian kv1 tank apart and weathering it. We got some snow tonight so after work tomorrow I'll probably take the k5 blazer for a spin in the snow.
 
Today I picked up a K10 rear cage from my LHS for a kit I have waiting to get built. I also adjusted my ride height and determined I need to overhaul my shocks soon...

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I also made these today for the blazer!
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Thats great, i deff plan on doing the exact same thing! Just wasnt sure what thickness would be best and also have it go the length of the slider brackets or just a little triangle; two holes on the bottom for mounting and one for link... what do you think Chris81??


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Figured out that I switched the panhard bar for the front upper link when I installed the ssd links doh!!!!
Swaping them now.
 
Thats great, i deff plan on doing the exact same thing! Just wasnt sure what thickness would be best and also have it go the length of the slider brackets or just a little triangle; two holes on the bottom for mounting and one for link... what do you think Chris81??


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I almost did a triangle pattern but in the end wet with the L, it was just easier to cut out. I used 1/8 aliminum plate cut into an L shape behind the slider plate. I ended up doing 4 holes because I wanted to make sure the skid plate and frame had the proper support. I don't have a drill press so drilling holes in a straight line let alone a grid pattern is pretty hard. I just made one hole for the upper link, it's about 1cm above the stock location. I have space to drill more holes if I want to adjust it.

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Put some new shoes on!
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1.9 SSD D Hole steel wheels.

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Installed the metal diff covers and a Futaba receiver. Now the steering is equal in both directions.
 
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