vipxj
RCC Addict
http://i342.photobucket.com/albums/o417/vipxj/1407805324233.jpg?t=1408236210
3s,
FXR
CC BEC:ror:
Some what stock
RC4WD mud slingers
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CC01/XC picture archive - no talking
- Thread starter caspers_crawler
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http://i342.photobucket.com/albums/o417/vipxj/1407805324233.jpg?t=1408236210
3s,
FXR
CC BEC:ror:
Some what stock
RC4WD mud slingers
Berman
Newbie
Vipxj's Nissan and my 'Jero ute B)
jerrodww1974
Rock Stacker
FabricatorChris
Newbie
Slowly completing this build, even though they never really are complete lol
SlimJim16v
Newbie
My CC-01, with a Dakar Touareg body from a Carisma RTR and using medium wheelbase brackets. Front with uprated alloy and titanium suspension bits, with std dampers. Rear std but for drop links and Absima 75mm dampers.
I had to modify the GPM steering as it had too much play. The front dampers are fine as the suspension/steering geometry reaches it's limits anyway when modified by what I learnt on here. I did modify the std front springs though.
I tried all the rear suspension kits, but all compromised suspension travel, so back to std for now. The Absima dampers can be built as 80mm max length and then have the same min length as std, so you gain about 10mm more travel and height.
A 55T motor and 96mm BFG All Terrain copies and that's it. The tyres just miss the inner arches on full flex, so that's about it without drastic mods. Oh, also cut/ground off any corners on the underside that might catch.
I had to modify the GPM steering as it had too much play. The front dampers are fine as the suspension/steering geometry reaches it's limits anyway when modified by what I learnt on here. I did modify the std front springs though.
I tried all the rear suspension kits, but all compromised suspension travel, so back to std for now. The Absima dampers can be built as 80mm max length and then have the same min length as std, so you gain about 10mm more travel and height.
A 55T motor and 96mm BFG All Terrain copies and that's it. The tyres just miss the inner arches on full flex, so that's about it without drastic mods. Oh, also cut/ground off any corners on the underside that might catch.
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slow1500
Quarry Creeper
TamiyaGuy007
Newbie
Day out at the creek.
Spacelord
Newbie
Just out for a little late season trail run.
Castor-Troy
Rock Stacker
my cc01 , rc channel axles , rc4wd mudslingers and to be honest it doesnt need any more , love this little thing
ebbet
Quarry Creeper
epic_username
Rock Stacker
The life of my Landfreeder:
Stock
1.9 ripsaws
1.9 ripsaws cut down on stock rims
Magic link in the rear
And thats it, its otherwise stock
Stock
1.9 ripsaws
1.9 ripsaws cut down on stock rims
Magic link in the rear
And thats it, its otherwise stock
epic_username
Rock Stacker
Another update, stretched some rc4wd 1.55 Mickey Thompson tires over some 1.9 axial rims, they are just a hair bigger that stock, they tuck nicely without contacting the body, i can lower the body on the pins and it doesnt want to roll over as easy "thumbsup"
fla_cracker
Quarry Creeper
Here's my project. ... haven't done any body work yet...
creator_hun
Newbie
Did not want to add anything just to assemble, and play, but stock grill and front bumper are far below expectations. Side mirrors, paint and ready to go.
Next pics after all works were done.
Next pics after all works were done.
zanthrax
Pebble Pounder
Reaxion911
Quarry Creeper
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