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axial gilamon
- Thread starter zxman
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You can search for wroncho to get some ideas from folks who have used wraith axles on "scale" builds.
That said, if you are looking at class 2, I'd check with whoever runs your local comps before getting too far in. Rules call for a minimum gate width of 12" for class 2. You'll likely be building a rig that is 12" wide or more using those axles. It's also going to look pretty comical with 4.75" tires on those huge (by comparison) axles.
All that to say, I don't think building for class 2 using the Gilamon as your starting point is a good idea.
That said, if you are looking at class 2, I'd check with whoever runs your local comps before getting too far in. Rules call for a minimum gate width of 12" for class 2. You'll likely be building a rig that is 12" wide or more using those axles. It's also going to look pretty comical with 4.75" tires on those huge (by comparison) axles.
All that to say, I don't think building for class 2 using the Gilamon as your starting point is a good idea.
Not a good choice for a c2 rig. Its too wide. The cutting brake and dig would not be allowed either.
