Wired!
If you're looking for the motor wires...
They're here,
I tried to keep it all minimal, streamlined, and low.
Damn that is SANITARY!!!
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8-454's Numero dos! My take on the Sucker Punch
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Damn that is SANITARY!!!
boosted4lyf
I wanna be Dave
Man, that's is clean E!
I'm diggin your bike too man, VERY sick. Love that red chain.
I'm diggin your bike too man, VERY sick. Love that red chain.
8-454
Rock Crawler
Don't worry about upsetting me. Ideas, comments, and suggestions are always welcome!
That's a good idea.
When I built the plate, I had already made up my mind on battery placement. I imagine that's why it never crossed my mind. I do like the idea of hidden wiring though.
I can't really see running the wiring through the plate on the batt side because the lack of clearance under there. The pass through for the tie-rod really eats up the available room under there. However if I was to drop the wiring under the plate from the front side, I could run it under the tie-rod, then there would be room. It seems that just getting the wires under the plate would be tricky, once they're down there, there is plenty of room without being too close to the rocks.
These might show what I'm talking about. It looks like there's room, maybe on the next one.
8-454
Rock Crawler
Thank you, thank you!:mrgreen:
It's a work in progress. The chain was a dice roll too, I didn't know how much I liked it til I got it installed with that polished sprocket.
I appreciate there's not a lot of room, the bta link does as you say take most of the room. With the rx on the other side that scuppers that side a little too. It did cross my mind a bit more wiring could be concealed in the RR bracket thingy ma jig but soldering is fun :roll:
Glad to have put the idea out there for the next one - if I don't blatantly steal the idea first :mrgreen:
Glad to have put the idea out there for the next one - if I don't blatantly steal the idea first :mrgreen:
8-454
Rock Crawler
The receiver did eat up some space down there. The idea definitely seems doable with some creativity. Just as you said though, some soldering fun.
Do it! "thumbsup"
8-454
Rock Crawler
Ha, the whole thing revolved around that simple piece. :ror:
8-454
Rock Crawler
Well, got some tires on the wheels, a body mounted, and made sure it goes forward and steers.
Running spec's are:
3lbs 15.1oz. or 1789g.
TP 850 3s
SCX shocks; Front 50wt med spring, Rear 70wt firm spring
Front width 11-1/8"
Rear width 10-1/2"
The balance point is roughly at the lower link mount and the chassis has a fair amount of forward bias to it.
Heres some pics. I'm really diggin' the stance and that you can just look right through the wheels.
Running spec's are:
3lbs 15.1oz. or 1789g.
TP 850 3s
SCX shocks; Front 50wt med spring, Rear 70wt firm spring
Front width 11-1/8"
Rear width 10-1/2"
The balance point is roughly at the lower link mount and the chassis has a fair amount of forward bias to it.
Heres some pics. I'm really diggin' the stance and that you can just look right through the wheels.
Crawllife
Fifth dimension
Looks great man!!
laxjj14
Quarry Creeper
Looks awesome very clean wiring!!!!
Well, got some tires on the wheels, a body mounted, and made sure it goes forward and steers.
Running spec's are:
3lbs 15.1oz. or 1789g.
TP 850 3s
SCX shocks; Front 50wt med spring, Rear 70wt firm spring
Front width 11-1/8"
Rear width 10-1/2"
The balance point is roughly at the lower link mount and the chassis has a fair amount of forward bias to it.
Heres some pics. I'm really diggin' the stance and that you can just look right through the wheels.
This build has turned out amazing! From start to finish this thing has just impressed. it it drives half as good as it looks, you are bound to have a great result at Nats. Keep up the great work"thumbsup"
tapped-out
I wanna be Dave
1st thought was BADASS! Rig looks really good.. What is your ride height F/R bottom of skid... Want to see if I'm too low..
finishline
RCC Addict
So you put a little scale touch on it and cut out the side windows"thumbsup"
Colgout
Rock Crawler
Nah just the LHS think they can squeeze that much from the local hobbyist.... That's why we shop online from US vendors and some good local online shop (like OneTenCrawlers).....
Anyway, just saw your electrics placement.....:shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock::shock:
Very very............Very nice.
BTW, I think you should make the plate and I am sure it will be a seller. "thumbsup"
Well Done.
8-454
Rock Crawler
I'll measure it when I get back to the house. My other rig sits about 2-5/8" to 2-3/4" at the front at ride height and I seem to like it there.
Oh yeah! :mrgreen:
Yeah we do. I heard there was some practice this weekend? Pro? S?
HARDKNOCKZ
Its a HARDKNOCKZ Life...
MY rig? You have no claim to MY rig you pineapple farmer.
Now Steves rig he can have
KILLER build E! VERY clean & smart mods & fabrication. Lookin forward to seein her run in a few weeks.
J.D.
8-454
Rock Crawler
Ground clearance:
@ full extension
-front screw 3-1/8"
-rear screw 3-1/2"
@ ride height
-front screw 2-1/2"
-rear screw 2-13/16"
For running the med and firm springs it seemed to settle quite a bit. These springs have seen about two years of abuse though. I think they lose their initial spring rate from new after a while.
@ full extension
-front screw 3-1/8"
-rear screw 3-1/2"
@ ride height
-front screw 2-1/2"
-rear screw 2-13/16"
For running the med and firm springs it seemed to settle quite a bit. These springs have seen about two years of abuse though. I think they lose their initial spring rate from new after a while.
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