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My dlux hall style berg rebuild

CrAwLeR13

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So after beating this chassis for a year and a half i figured it was time to give her a face lift. The old Hall Style here is made from Lexan. With the new chassis going on this build i picked up some new electronics to go with it. This time around i decided to put micro sidewinders instead of FXR's. Here is a picture of the old chassis to compair to the new version of the best chassis made. The chassis is built by John Hall.
 

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So here is the list of all the goodies that the Hall Style will be equipted with this time around.

Chassis
HALL STYLE made from .090 delrin

Front axle
DLUX tubes
DLUX servo mount
Axial C Hub
DLUX TI steering links
DLUX knuckle weights
DLUX Wheels 1inch
Sedona tires w/f400 foams
DLUX battery mount w/clear gear cover
Super 300 inner shafts
VP knuckles
Chaotic Crawler lower links/garage built uppers
Turned down big boar shocks w/losi mini t springs w/gcups

Rear axle
DLUX tubes
DLUX lockouts
DLUX clear gear cover
DLUX 4link mount
DLUX Wheels 1inch
Sedona tires w/f400 foams
DLUX 8mill inner shafts
Chaotic Crawler lower links/garage built uppers
Turned down big boar shocks w/losi mini t springs w/gcups

Electronics
Duel Micro Sidewinders
CC BEC
Futaba 7c Radio
Hitec 7950 servo
HH handwound 35t motors

Here is the new chassis
 

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Look at that! Spare no expense. Why did you go to sidewinders?

I went with the micros for a couple reasons. One reason was to try something new and i heard they provided a better drag break. Another reason was because they cost at least $45 less than a FXR.

That chassis is beautifully formed :shock: I like the crves!

Thanks Harvo John hand makes every chassis.

Nice Geo, John makes cool stuff, looking forward to seeing it in person."thumbsup"

Thanks Travis hope its going for next weekends comp.

Looks like a winner!

How can it not be with all the great DLUX products on it. Thanks Erik for everything.

looks like your off to a good start George."thumbsup"

Thanks Mike

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That chassis is beautifully formed.

Thanks man
 
So i decided to go with a different skid for this chassis compaired to the last one. In the picture u can see the old skid on the left and the new on the right.
 

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Making some progress its now a roller. Everything is going together great. This time around im mounting the upper links to the outside of the chassis instead of on the inside. Still need to work on the upper link length a little i think but all and all it seems nice and smooth.
 

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So i decided to go with a different skid for this chassis compaired to the last one. In the picture u can see the old skid on the left and the new on the right.

Nice! Looks like your doing more than a rebuild. Youre really cleaning this thing up.
 
Had to put the build in high gear in order to get some practice in before our comp this weekend. So here are a few pics of the new and old electronics and one of them in the car. Between the new reciever and the new esc's i lost just under an ounce of weight.
 

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I wanted to do something different in the front and rear of the chassis just in front of the front shocks and just to the rear of the rear shocks. So with the help from john hall wecame up with these bulk heads to add strength and a cool scale comp buggy look.
 

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I got some white wheel faces from Mr.DLUX and this what happened when the engraver and some rit dye came together.
 

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And here she is all complete enough to get some practice in. Not to hip how the red turned out on the panels. Have to get a different color red next time. What do you guys think.
 

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