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f250 build
- Thread starter thedeter
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- f250 g-made axles scx10
TrailSnail
Quarry Creeper
What's the purpose of running the motor/tranny up front, just curious?
jboehler04
Rock Crawler
nice start. any plans on axles yet. im working on building a proline four door f250 build. has a stretched scx frame and gonna run ar60s on it for now until i can get my hands on some scx axles.
trailsnail one advantage of running motor up front is to get some weight up front and give you room if you wanna put a full interior in the body. and im guessing from my build im doing and where his upper links are mounted to the frame helps for driveline clearance. mine would have rubbed on each other until i found a different way to mount the links. but next i will be remounting the motor to the front like here and doin a differential in the skid plate.
trailsnail one advantage of running motor up front is to get some weight up front and give you room if you wanna put a full interior in the body. and im guessing from my build im doing and where his upper links are mounted to the frame helps for driveline clearance. mine would have rubbed on each other until i found a different way to mount the links. but next i will be remounting the motor to the front like here and doin a differential in the skid plate.
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