Thanks
Yes...didn't hurt I had quite a bit of time on that setup...just shy of a full year...
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Ittybitty's BERG
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Thanks
Yes...didn't hurt I had quite a bit of time on that setup...just shy of a full year...
strato54
Quarry Creeper
Looking pretty good there IB. I like the looks of that new chassis. Sweet. Seems those tires are working pretty well at the new weight. Nice videos. Sorry I wasn't able to make it. Was it as crowded as usual down there?
I think I forgot to mention it the other day, but I sent my cases off to CREEPERBOB to have him mill down the motor plates. He turned them around the very next day so I sent them, he milled them, and I got them back all in the same week "thumbsup"
I also got my battery mount from ROWDY RACING and threw it on. I was always a big fan of the T1E skid plate that incorporated the battery tray so it was hard to make the switch, but after swapping to the newer chassis and having so much "suck" and the raised belly the old style skid just wouldn't work anymore since it would bottom out on the rocks too often. I had to bend up some Lunsford links to clear the battery and cross brace. I'm happy with the results...
** Sorry for the piss poor lighting on these shots. I try to take all of my pics with my cell phone for the simplicity of uploading directly to photobucket. Sometimes they come out GREAT...others not so much.
I also got my battery mount from ROWDY RACING and threw it on. I was always a big fan of the T1E skid plate that incorporated the battery tray so it was hard to make the switch, but after swapping to the newer chassis and having so much "suck" and the raised belly the old style skid just wouldn't work anymore since it would bottom out on the rocks too often. I had to bend up some Lunsford links to clear the battery and cross brace. I'm happy with the results...
** Sorry for the piss poor lighting on these shots. I try to take all of my pics with my cell phone for the simplicity of uploading directly to photobucket. Sometimes they come out GREAT...others not so much.
TURBOFEST
I wanna be Dave
Rig makes me want to get working on my berg. I want to do that rig up the same as I did my XR. I'm actually pretty stoked to get started on it.
Scx10's
Scx10's
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The uppers are Lunsford's that he had to bend a little. The lower are Dlux ti lowers that he makes for the SS.
Correct...SCX10 aluminum shocks. Axial part number AX30090 "thumbsup"
The lower links are the DLux links for the Rockshow SS, but I've tweaked the rear lowers a little. The uppers were Lunsford links that I've bent to clear as much as possible...cross braces and battery...
nicodrive01
Rock Crawler
looks good, Ryan, thanks for sharing "thumbsup"
what was your weight in the movies?
what was your weight in the movies?
Thanks...was around 4.5lbs RTR
TEDROCKZ
I wanna be Dave
I just saw the pic and specs of the brand new crawler on FB"thumbsup":lmao:
7lb 14oz rig. Congrates brother
TURBOFEST
I wanna be Dave
Congrats Ryan!!
Harvo
I wanna be Dave
Congrats on the new addition. Get ready to hit the fast forward button because the next 7 years are going to fly by.
greencrawler
Rock Crawler
Today I received some VERY nice trans case covers from klabeaume...very nice work Kevin! The extra tab being incorporated like the stock covers is a really nice touch 8)
and for comparison side by side...
Very nice Ryan. Whats the weight compared to Dlux??
