89lxmorepower
Rock Crawler
Your rig is killer and nicely done. Element seems to be quite content
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Sendero HD build....lets see where it goes...
HaveBlue83
Rock Stacker
yeah its basically done! i just out on some inner fender liners today. Went for a crawl after work as well at my spot. Its a lil too top heavy for crazy side angle stuff, but it still does well as a fully dressed C1 rig. super fun truck. it runs well over an hour...prolly 1.5hrs, including LED light use.
I ordered a gatekeeper from Amain, they were $317 shipped, and i want another one to go a bit nuts with. I dont wanna hack up the Sendero for that. These are great budget tinker toys for the winter months
I ordered a gatekeeper from Amain, they were $317 shipped, and i want another one to go a bit nuts with. I dont wanna hack up the Sendero for that. These are great budget tinker toys for the winter months
Chief
Pebble Pounder
decided before i did rear lights i should bob the rear a bit...did 1" cut on each, angled out the hole to get the bolt straight, drilled and screwed it in. came out great. i did this to my old scx so this was easy.
also, heres the light bar and low roof rack in position....
Would you happen to have any pics during the process of cutting the tubing, and also the plastic flat-bed. Just trying to get some pointers before I start cutting away. Thanks
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HaveBlue83
Rock Stacker
i took exactly 1" cut off each side, then drilled the old end holes at an angle through the original holes for the screws to allow the old screws to go in straight (as the side frames were now being bowed in, first pic shows screws before the angled hole was made), and drilled the cut ends and sent the screws in.
for the bed cover, i trimmed a bit, and fit and trimmed more and fit, then used old screw locations to secure, drilled holes in the tray close to the old pointds, and opened up till i found the old mount points. i painted it after all that.
Chief
Pebble Pounder
i took exactly 1" cut off each side, then drilled the old end holes at an angle through the original holes for the screws to allow the old screws to go in straight (as the side frames were now being bowed in, first pic shows screws before the angled hole was made), and drilled the cut ends and sent the screws in.
for the bed cover, i trimmed a bit, and fit and trimmed more and fit, then used old screw locations to secure, drilled holes in the tray close to the old pointds, and opened up till i found the old mount points. i painted it after all that.
Thanks man! Makes sense. Thats little mod makes a huge improvement for me!
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Killer Sendero man! The pinch on the cage looks way better, you nailed it!
That is a great load of crap to crawl on there, every guy needs some of that around!
That is a great load of crap to crawl on there, every guy needs some of that around!
HaveBlue83
Rock Stacker
thx man!!! i did a pinch job before on my old Honcho and it worked just as nicely....kimda figued id do it on this when i bought it.
check ur local municipal buildings back lot! they have another pile i havent even done yet. i have every kind of surface to drive on here.
this buid is about done, just gonna enjoy it and see what else it needs as I go.
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