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Grob's AR60 build
- Thread starter grob23
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I believe I have the front end where I want it
Biggest visual change was the swapping of the hardware in favor of anodized aluminum bits. The rigidity could be a concern, but I have lotsa stainless on standby for when I start actually running this rig.
Also installed a NSDRC RS800 V2 servo and a 27mm Monster horn. The horn doesn't look like it should clear the upper links, but lock to lock it's completely contact free
The upper links are 3/16" titanium from Dlux fab. In order to get the pinion angle where I wanted it, and to clear the spur gear, I used the longer rod ends from my original links.
The front shocks got modded further, with the installation of medium Dlux springs, no pre load Dlux retainers, and about 8mm of internal limiting. I had to dremel the plastic part of the shock body where the top of the spring sits in order to get these springs to sit correctly
Now, onto the rear
Biggest visual change was the swapping of the hardware in favor of anodized aluminum bits. The rigidity could be a concern, but I have lotsa stainless on standby for when I start actually running this rig.
Also installed a NSDRC RS800 V2 servo and a 27mm Monster horn. The horn doesn't look like it should clear the upper links, but lock to lock it's completely contact free
The upper links are 3/16" titanium from Dlux fab. In order to get the pinion angle where I wanted it, and to clear the spur gear, I used the longer rod ends from my original links.
The front shocks got modded further, with the installation of medium Dlux springs, no pre load Dlux retainers, and about 8mm of internal limiting. I had to dremel the plastic part of the shock body where the top of the spring sits in order to get these springs to sit correctly
Now, onto the rear
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