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House’s TiDe Fighter

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Having too much “fun” polishing.
 

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My fingers are sore so time to start whittling on some new tubes...
 

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Annnnd a set of rear tubes come alive.
Nothing wrong with the lockout style, but I like the smaller OD
possible with the snap ring style ends especially with this
setup using small 3/8” tubes with big 7mm shafts in them.
I may make a set in the future that fit the roller bearing....
Hope to get these polished up later this weekend.
 

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I have always been a fan of .187 links, but I will give
the .125 uppers a shot and see how they fare...
I also usually run bent rear lowers not radiused, but these
look pretty nice! Filled all the rod ends with teflon coated
aluminum balls.
 

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Awesome work!
Love this Ti Fighter.
Even if they are not perfect the look amazing.
Yours will perform much better I bet.
 
Could probably use a little more polishing but I am sure
I will scratch the shït out of them installing the link mounts anyway...
 

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After losing sleep thinking about which material to make the front tubes out of I finally decided on 7075 to match the rears. Maybe a set of Ti tubes will be in a future Super build, we’ll see...
 

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After losing sleep thinking about which material to make the front tubes out of I finally decided on 7075 to match the rears. Maybe a set of Ti tubes will be in a future Super build, we’ll see...


Just prure awesomeness "thumbsup"
 
Sorry not much tech, just manual labor... :)
As you can see, House tubes, Dlux wheel hubs,
SSD 0° c-hubs, and Hudy servo arm a la polísh...
 

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No, there aren't any perfect cases....
But that's a perfect work you got there.
You went the extra mile on those!
 
A nice shiny pair of Swedish Shocks via Utah were delivered today...
 

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