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Its a Berg THING, You wouldn't understand. By jcboof UPDATE!!!!!

Prolly wont be making it sunday. Got a bit of work to do on the house this weekend.

I will be putting some practice time in though."thumbsup"
 
Prolly wont be making it sunday. Got a bit of work to do on the house this weekend.

I will be putting some practice time in though."thumbsup"

Oh come on man!!! The house can wait, crawl now!!!! Lol, j/k hope to see ya soon man, should be starting the berg build soon!!!
 
Oh come on man!!! The house can wait, crawl now!!!! Lol, j/k hope to see ya soon man, should be starting the berg build soon!!!

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Yes you will:twisted:
Later,
Farmer
 
Got out for some testing yesterday and made a few changes to the truck. Went from red front springs and silver rears to Orange fronts and red rears. This increased sidehill stability along with widening my track width to 11".

I had been running 10.75" in front and 10.5 in the rear. Now I'm at 11" front and 10.75" rear.

But with all good things come the bad...... Had my front motor start stalling out pretty bad. Likely have a bad segment on the arm so now I have to get some new goodies from Holmes.
I've been running these motors HARD for about 9 months now and with all the power these are capable of producing, something had to eventually weaken on them. Probably had something to do with all the hard binds I had gotten myself into and refused to take a reverse to get out of. :mrgreen:

Also worked on my steering setup tonight. Made things a little simpler and more reliable. My drag link angle really sucked before. Now it's about perfectly parallel to the tie rod. Can't ask for better than that!
 
Thanks, Jesse...Made it to it's new home, hope I can drive it!!

The sign was part of the box it was packed in:ror:
 

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The only way to put it, that rig flat works.
I watched Jesse put on a show with that thing more than once. Enjoy.

Can't wait to see what he comes up with next.
 
I really hope you enjoy it. Its been a phenomenal truck for me this year and it will be missed.

But with me not being able to leave things alone, stay tuned for the next thing up my sleeve!:shock:8)
 
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