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10.23.2009, 09:15 AM

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Kind of a dumb question, but is a rear suspension even needed? I can maybe see the need if racing on hard packed snow or ice, and/or plan on doing jumping. Dunno, just thinking out loud here.
probably not but im going for a snow only vehicle that will move down in the snow on bumps and holes. kind of like a snowmobile (or from what i have seen and researched).
here she is almost done, just need to rebuild shocks and install my VXL. the Vxl is in another vehicle till it snows. i am going to have to wait a while. I have had the lipo for a while but have never ran it, this will be my first taste of lipo.
I looked at snowmobile suspension and found what i had laying around that matched it somewhat. Turned out to be a t-maxx bulk head half, arm and shock tower. all angles are correct as they are used on the t-maxx, so i didn't have to worry about making the shock at some weird angle.
still need a bandit body (have to wait till they come in stock from tower (new version))


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I like the snow plow you got on the front!
   
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10.23.2009, 02:10 PM

its from a roller blade knee pad, cut down. i was going for a boat hull front, sorta.


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