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Nice! The EB is already in pieces so it won't be coming with me. One more big comp with the Trooper, then it will donate parts to get the EB running again. It's been awhile, can't wait to see what you've done with Guido. See you in a few weeks!


Bummer. I have not seen the Trooper yet so I look forward to that though. It's looking like Guido will be running the same tires as the Trooper.
I'm gonna try a whole new strategy with Guido.


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Guido: Scale TTC Bronco 2013 Updates

Care to share?


Yes. Cut-n-shut 2.2 Rock Beast 2's. I did two yesterday and they came out to be 5" though. Not sure why they are less than yours but I think some oversize foams and they will be fine.

Guido will also be getting Wraith axles and the coil spring suspension will go away. Surprisingly the Wraith axles and cut-n-shut tires only add 1/2 inch to the overall width so they still look pretty good.

Since stability has always been Guido's downfall I am going to go after that as best as I can. Guido was designed around 5" tall tires, as tires got bigger Guido had to sit higher to clear them, because of the full body, resulting in a high CG. With the shorter tires Guido can sit lower and combined with the extra width hopefully be more stable. At Red Rocks stability will be a huge factor.

The coil springs have always been tough to deal with so by going to coil overs I hope to get the suspension more predictable and tunable. When I put coil overs and a sway bar in the rear the handling improved immensely. I'm also going to try your trick of running an internal shock spring to control the droop.


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Guido: Scale TTC Bronco 2013 Updates

The tires are looking good. [emoji41] They are coming out to be 5" tall but with some oversize foam they stretch out to 5.25".

Since I bought a snowmobile a couple weeks ago and still have some work to do to my truck I am going to have to work with a limited budget to get ready for Rocky Mountain Scale Nationals.
The 2.2 Rock Beast II's were sent to me by PitBull a while ago and the 1.9 Vanquish OMF's were pulled off the 1.9 Wraith my wife drives. She was not super happy about it but when I suggested I'd buy Guido new wheels she agreed. Haha

Really liking the look so far.

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Guido is looking as killer as it always has. I like how you did the sway bar on the rear. Good luck with the rear steer I had to modify the rear of my chassis to clear the servo when I swapped to my 7954 from my solar servo that I originally had on it and still havent got it exactly right.
 
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Looking great Chris! What glue did you use for your tires? I had a heck of a time getting most glues to stick.

Hanks Tim.
I started out using Gorilla glue but it wouldn't set up so I went to Hobbytown and picked up a bottle of the medium gap filler and a bottle of the rubber toughened IC-2000. I use the clear gap filler to stitch the seam together then go back and use liberal amounts of the IC2000 to fill it all in. This has worked well in the past and seems to be holding these tires together well.

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Bad ass stance right there.

Thanks Casey! I think it will work.

Guido is looking as killer as it always has. I like how you did the sway bar on the rear. Good luck with the rear steer I had to modify the rear of my chassis to clear the servo when I swapped to my 7954 from my solar servo that I originally had on it and still havent got it exactly right.

Thanks man. I shortened the wheelbase and it looks like the servo will fit right up between the rear frame tubes. I am building a cargo box in the rear to hide the ESC and will just leave an opening in the bottom for the servo to go up into it. The RPP package is at the Post Office so I will find out very soon if this will work.

Love this bronco rig can't wait to see it in person.


Thanks man, I appreciate it. Be sure and introduce yourself.
 
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