Constant inspiration, thanks Turtle!
Ever thought of jamming thumb tacks through from inside the tyre to create tyre spikes for ice???
Cheers,
Crouch
Okay so I'm 90% done with the kit assembly, and I've noticed the front tie rods make slight contact with the frame with the suspension fully unloaded. Once the susp. geometry angle changes, I no longer have this interference. Is this an issue any of you have had before? I can see that removing a small cut out in the chassis tub will eliminate this, but I'd rather not alter anything if I don't have to. Kit was easier to build than I thought. Thanks for your help in advance!
Im pretty sure I touched on this in this thread. But I shaved down the chassis and the rod ends so they would slide over the chassis and not bind when the suspension is unloaded. I also put both of the adjusters that are on the steering tie rods to the inside to help eliminate binding.
where'd you find those tires Ty? i want some! did you cut them to fit a TC wheels?
I think asiatees. I posted a photo of them in this thread when I got them about a year ago. They are made for 1.9 wheels and found them in the 14th scale buggy section on their website. They have that particular profile because of the 24mm wheels they are on and because I pushed both beads to the middle of the wheel.
yeah i thought i remembered seeing these earlier in the thread somewhere. i see a couple others on ebay.
Imex Front Pin Spike Tire 1 9" RC10 Cat Vintage RC Part | eBay
so you squeezed them over some bigger wheels to make them skinny huh?
I've been searching for that body in the back ground. Love me some 22b. Found one from a company in Japan. Comes with light buckets and all. I know hpi makes it too but no buckets.
Ty.. can you snap a picture of your rear shocks with weight of vehicle on it and with out the weight showing how many clips you use to tension it?