squiz1

hello
can any body tell me where i can get a desent wheely bar from so i dont have to modify my marder body
I thought i could make one out of a roller blade wheel but need some idea of what im looking at
some pics would be nice
also would it have to be flexible

any help would be very helpfull

thanks fellas

squiz1

oh its for a marder monster

p113

there are plenty of places just not sure if they deliver to australia

chowderhead72

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look here! [link=http://www.monsterideas.co.uk/]Monster ideas[/link] (cilck on products and see the diff guard/ wheelie bar system) I have the diff guard and this stuff is Bulletproof! [link=http://www.rcnutshobbies.com/]RCnut's[/link]carries the full line so I am sure one of them will be able to get it to you. Btw this system is made of 1/8" (2mm) stainles steel plate. If nothing else you may be able to sweet talk VERON into sending you one I believe he is tight with the M.I. owner. Good luck

squiz1

thanks
ill have a look and see what they have to offer
ill let you know what i think

squiz1

icecreamslick

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When I first bought my MB, I was just sure that it was going to roll over backwards every time I hit the throttle. Without a tuned pipe, that does not seem to be the case at all (unless I am doing something very wrong).

Never the less, I made a wheelie bar from a section of steel flat bar and a bolt-on chair wheel. I got both parts at a hardware store for about $8.00.

I wrapped the bar in cardboard, put it in a vise, and gave it a slight bend (about 30 degrees). Then, I drilled four holes in one end of the bar for the wheel plate to mount to with nuts and bolts. I had intended to drill three more at the other end to mount it to the chassis, but when the MB arrived, I realized that the metal bar was not wide enough.

I wound up scrapping the whole project because I found that I did not really need a wheelie bar, but I really think that it would have worked just fine, otherwise.

You may be able to try fabricating your own....

original.mb

hi

this is what i have installed on my mb and i think its exactly what your after





hope this helps

squiz1

thanks for the picy
thats exactly what im after
where do you get it from & how much $$$$
I have seen one of them before




squiz1

chevyman_de

It's from [link=http://www.rc-car-online.de]RC-Car-Shop Hobbythek[/link]. This is the direct link to the [link=http://www.rc-car-online.de/wheeliebar_eng.htm]wheelie bar page[/link]. The price is Euro 89.90.

squiz1

thankyou very much




squiz1

hellya

The wheelie bars work great if you driving in the street all the time... this is mine with a diff guard

chevyman_de

That's why I created the the one with suspension for offroad use too.

hellya

Watch out chevyman wont be long until someone jumps on you for self promotion[:@]

chevyman_de

Come on, I didn't mention anything until Veron posted the pics and squiz1 asked where the item comes from and what's the price. I just answered a question.
Btw, let that "someone" jump. It's not my shop, I'm only working there. I don't get a dime from them for promotion. Therefore that's no real threat to me.

original.mb

chevyman

i'm glad you posted the link and not me if i did i can image there would have been a lynchin'[X(] i think i'm being stalked HELP

helya,

i hear ya' brother

peace


p.s- i actually bought that wheelie-bar via hobbytek's ebay shop so payment was almost instant its a bit expensive but has more functionality than most wheelie bars available

chevyman_de

It's a dirty job - but someone's gotta do it. [&o]

original.mb

chevyman

lol


peace

chowderhead72

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"Lynchin"...Get a rope

original.mb

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