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G-Maxx with wheeli bar - 10.10.2005, 11:59 AM

Hi

I have build a wheelie bar myself for the gmaxx. It looks similar to this in this picture.

http://rc4wd.com/shop/product_info.p...roducts_id=520

I have purchased a rear skid from GA an have mounted the wheelie bar on this skid.

Now I want to add the gmaxx chasis extension, so this GA skid will not fit any more.

Is there a skid similar to this from GA which has an extension of this 4 cm?

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10.10.2005, 01:27 PM

You would always get the wheely bar that goes on your rear bumper. I forgot the make, PSI or something, I have one and works really well.


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10.10.2005, 01:50 PM

Gusti, what skid is on your Gorilla at the moment?

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10.10.2005, 02:21 PM

Hi Dafni

I have a GA rearskid with my wheelie bar.

The Gorilla-Rear-Skid ist flat, so there is no angle to mount the wheelie bar.

So when I mount the extension, than I need the gorilla skid, because the holes are different (4 cm extension)

For this reason my question is, are there any rear skids from other suppliers with an angle.

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10.10.2005, 03:09 PM

If you want to have a wheelie bar AND the extension, I see two ways:
-make (or buy) a wheelie bar that attaches to the bumper monting holes (bulkhead)
-or make your own skidplate. Maybe a friend can do this, using the stock plate as a template.

Not the easy way out, I know, but do-able.
   
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10.10.2005, 03:38 PM

If you have a extra front skid. Flatten the bend out. I think it is the right length. Then you can mount the wheel bar to the skid like you have. Just make sure that it is the right length. I pretty sure but not positive.


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10.10.2005, 04:48 PM

@coolhand-yes, the front skid is the same as the rear if you use the extension.
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10.10.2005, 07:54 PM

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You would always get the wheely bar that goes on your rear bumper. I forgot the make, PSI or something, I have one and works really well.
Nick, is this the wheelie bar (ESP056) you are referring to?
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10.10.2005, 08:55 PM

The g-maxx extended skid is basically a front skid without the kickup, so any front skid will work, Gusti. You could also use your current wheelie bar over the g-maxx skid(just attach to bulks and cut off the part that attaches to the chassis braces).
   
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