Super Clod Buster Build-up Thread
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RE: Super Clod Buster Build-up Thread
Last night I won some hardware, a servo for 4ws, and swaybars for a 1/8buggy I will mod...I basically just got them for the springsteel but they were cheap so I'm happy.
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Ya, thanks..I think it's going to come out nice. That F650 is an 1/8 scale body. I felt that a skimpy 1/10 body would look silly with such a long wheelbase. That body is 21" long.
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Ok, so I guess there is no reason to keep it under wraps.
Here is a teaser shot.
Ok, so I guess there is no reason to keep it under wraps.
Here is a teaser shot.
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That thing is gonna be WICKED!!!!!!![X(]
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Ok, so I guess there is no reason to keep it under wraps.
Here is a teaser shot.
Ok, so I guess there is no reason to keep it under wraps.
Here is a teaser shot.
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Man, that body is perfect for the size!! You said the wheelbase is around 16"? Or?
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Ok, so I guess there is no reason to keep it under wraps.
Here is a teaser shot.
Ok, so I guess there is no reason to keep it under wraps.
Here is a teaser shot.
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T-maxx aluminum shocks and most other integy/brand name aluminum shocks.
T-maxx aluminum shocks and most other integy/brand name aluminum shocks.
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There are many types and I found that they are all different in some way. You have to look closely at each one as well as length to figure out what you need. I got the HPIs because they were 5" and had pivot balls on each end allowing for a lot of flex.
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RE: Super Clod Buster Build-up Thread
Whats left of it lol. Resistor burnt out on the first run... POS.... [:@] Tamiyausa never replied the email I sent em about that. Oh well. Time to look for an ESC (needed to get one anyways.)
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No worry, the ESC is going to be used in early December.....
No worry, the ESC is going to be used in early December.....