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1.9 LCG second hand trail truck
- Thread starter Jfrisch1
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New servo has arrived!
I really wanted some full colored servo from reefs or nsdrc but there were none that I wanted with enough torques. This one claims 765oz- 1025oz. That will be plenty enough for this and then some. Rig doesn’t weigh even close to my other trail trucks (trx4 around 10.5lbs) and the added weight for the most part is not rotational.
I really wanted some full colored servo from reefs or nsdrc but there were none that I wanted with enough torques. This one claims 765oz- 1025oz. That will be plenty enough for this and then some. Rig doesn’t weigh even close to my other trail trucks (trx4 around 10.5lbs) and the added weight for the most part is not rotational.
Working on little things.
Replaced the mismatched driveshafts for some vanquish stock shafts.
Had to trim down the transfer to motor driveshaft and found out that the 1/4 inch I had to take off was the only 1/4 inch the driveshaft had of splines. lol. Just free spins! I have a new, shorter one coming tomorrow from bezos, so that’ll fix it.
And then to start prepping bodies for paint and getting them painted!
Replaced the mismatched driveshafts for some vanquish stock shafts.
Had to trim down the transfer to motor driveshaft and found out that the 1/4 inch I had to take off was the only 1/4 inch the driveshaft had of splines. lol. Just free spins! I have a new, shorter one coming tomorrow from bezos, so that’ll fix it.
And then to start prepping bodies for paint and getting them painted!
New shaft is in and it fits perfect.
Also allowed for clearance between the front driveshaft and motor/ t case shaft. The other shafts touched upon rotation and were starting to rub the plastic down, which in turn created a small bind when the grub screws came around to each other.
Also allowed for clearance between the front driveshaft and motor/ t case shaft. The other shafts touched upon rotation and were starting to rub the plastic down, which in turn created a small bind when the grub screws came around to each other.
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The new release Cherokee body from proline came in today! Just received shipping notice yesterday too. Can’t wait to trim it and slap some paint on it
I can’t remember if these were less wide than the axial Cherokee bodies. Always thought those were too wide. But glad to have a 97+ body style
I can’t remember if these were less wide than the axial Cherokee bodies. Always thought those were too wide. But glad to have a 97+ body style
Trimmed the 4 runner body and Cherokee body this morning. Little sanding to do on the edges of the runner body and mask it.
Thinking I’m gonna have to trim off the flares, don’t like flares anyway and the front bumper, maybe rear bumper of the Cherokee body. It’s definitely gonna rub if not
Thinking I’m gonna have to trim off the flares, don’t like flares anyway and the front bumper, maybe rear bumper of the Cherokee body. It’s definitely gonna rub if not
A 4Runner body for it. Toyota body fits a bit better than the Cherokee body, think due to the width of the bodies. Need new sliders for the Cherokee as these ones look funny and don’t match the rockers well.
