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***Chaotic Crawlers Titanium XR10 links (simple how to)***

Actually those are terrazo counter tops, or a cultured stone, which is a mix of natural stone and some form of epoxy/grout(if poured in place). There are even solid surface(polymer compund like Corian Brand) versions which have more synthetic products used in the manufacture process. You can see it in the individual stones inbedded in the epoxy. These are a cheaper version of natural stone but give you the feel and look of natural stone/granite. My experience with synthetic tops is staining, but with care and maintanence you can keep them look great for decades, great inexpensive alternative. In fact so much so, alot of people prefer the synthetic option! And Terrazo has been used for along time in floors of churches and synygogues(sp) I could go into it much deeper, but not in this thread.. LOL

Sorry to muddy your thread but couldn't help myself, something very near my heart had to be commented on. And yes very nice tops! I happen like that color!

Have I shown you guys a pic of my granite countertops yet????



Pretty nice countertops huh????:ror:


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Oh sorry!! Almost forgot, great looking links, love the option for the less technical crowd who dont want to risk making hteir own!! Great work and great offerings
 
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I wish I had a viper chassis to test fit them.

Have I shown you guys a pic of my granite countertops yet????









Here you go!
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Pretty nice countertops huh????:ror:

Is it just me or did you get your links to fit the BJV4 like a glove?:shock:
 
A question for all you guys wanting bjv4 links???

Do you want just lowers?
Or do you want a full set?

I'm noticing a trend of people only wanting lowers for the stock xr10 links lately.

If nobody is interested in uppers, I will cut back on the quantity that I make!
 
A question for all you guys wanting bjv4 links???

Do you want just lowers?
Or do you want a full set?

I'm noticing a trend of people only wanting lowers for the stock xr10 links lately.

If nobody is interested in uppers, I will cut back on the quantity that I make!

I think selling in pairs; front lower, rear lower, front upper and rear upper would suit me. If you wanted to group them for a discounted price that would work as well. Smaller charges to the plastic are easier on my wife's b!$chometer. besides sometimes you might want to mix and match.

If you listed eye to eye dimension along with the end used that would also be a good thing. This way people could buy for all kinds of rigs as long as the bend and length worked out. My 2 cents.

Wes
 
I like the "pair" idea.

Then broke asses like me can buy a little at a time working towards the whole set.

Then others can simply buy all 8, but in bends and lengths of their choice?
 
as others have said selling in pairs is a little easier to deal with financially. A bulk discount if you buy a full set. And if I could make a suggestion. Maybe offer aluminum uppers, with the TI lowers. it will bring the cost way down and there is really no need for that much strength, or rock sliding ability on the uppers. Your links look nice and I am currently saving my scratch for a set.
 
Aluminum uppers does sound like a food idea. Use broke a$$3s need all the breaks we can get financially.

Wes
 
Material is on order.

We are hoping to start shipping both the stock xr length and bjv4 lengths the week of the 18th.

More info to come soon!
 
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