Rustler Crawler?
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From: london, UNITED KINGDOM
Yeah, sweet job. Customclod, maybe if you got some new hubs for your rustler, then it would be able to turn. Then with another gearbox you will have a 4wd 4wheel steering crawler. I am not sure on the hubs, but maybe you could think of somethin or use the fronts hubs some how then hook up a servo.........I dunno, give it a try I guess
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From: Arcadia,
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yeah really, can't wait to see some more pics.... I have a rusty..... but I modded it to a touring truck.... $540 + ! cost a crap load but I was doing a good 45 with a 16T motor
[>:] [8D]. Not I have a BRAND NEW ultima I got off of ebay for $27 that I am going to hopefully race next season... came with a brand new set of Bow tie Rear tires and some losi 8 ribbed fronts... gonna be sweet! I also have a sandmaster I am working on racing too.... if my dad lets me.... I'm only 15 too...
[>:] [8D]. Not I have a BRAND NEW ultima I got off of ebay for $27 that I am going to hopefully race next season... came with a brand new set of Bow tie Rear tires and some losi 8 ribbed fronts... gonna be sweet! I also have a sandmaster I am working on racing too.... if my dad lets me.... I'm only 15 too...
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From: Glen Rose,
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hey Sixstring88
How did you make it so your a arms don't move but is more of a solid axle?? I was always wondering that when i saw other people with there truck like that.
Thanks
How did you make it so your a arms don't move but is more of a solid axle?? I was always wondering that when i saw other people with there truck like that.
Thanks
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From: Clay,
NY
I made my own full-axle skidplate that goes under the arms of the original pede' front end and skrewed the plate in four different places on the arms. the aluminum bends too, so when I want to adjust the pitch of the arms, I just bend them to the desired ground clearence. So far it has worked pretty good, and It looks cool too! If you don't understand just tell me and I'll try to post some pics.
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From: Glen Rose,
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I get it, you mounted it to the spot were the old bumper was and then to four places on each arm. I never thought of doing that[&:]. Thanks for the info.



