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Yes, I probably spent that much too I have watched Orange County Choppers so many times, and you would think I could follow their lead. Start with trial assembly, then get everything chromed, anodized, powder coated,.....etc, then final assembly. I went the other route and had to have the chassis and a few other parts re-anodized I guess for my first build I was bound to make some mistakes. I just wish it did not cost so much!!!!
   
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10.28.2011, 09:05 AM

man that is one shelf queen nice work, love it Im thinking of getting anodizing but i might take me another two years lol


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11.01.2011, 07:32 AM

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Post 54, the limiting straps. The truck looks like it is in full droop, yet the limiting straps aren't tight. Are they just for looks, or did you tighten the straps, or are the arms compressed a little? I'm so confused because these are works of art otherwise!


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11.01.2011, 09:02 AM

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Post 54, the limiting straps. The truck looks like it is in full droop, yet the limiting straps aren't tight. Are they just for looks, or did you tighten the straps, or are the arms compressed a little? I'm so confused because these are works of art otherwise!
Hey thanks for the compliment Harold!!

I tightened them up again after the pics, it seems one side of the strap likes to get real tight and the other stays a bit loose. Probably have to do it again, they are hard little buggers to keep tight and fasten while trying to hold the suspension just right before full droop. Even now it appears they are not tight just because the wire is pretty beefy but they are.

I appreciate you checking out the pics and pointing things out, it helps me notice things sometimes I might have overlooked! Just now sitting here I had a brain fart, I have a small RC Jack I could use to get the suspension at just the right spot before I fasten the limiter holder on the shock tower......DOH.....


   
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Maxx trucks got me started in r/c, I will always love them. I try to choose a color theme for my builds too, but with off the shelf parts. You've taken it to a whole new level.

Thanks for sharing the pics and taking the time to post a thread. R/C sure is a fun hobby. I'll be watching


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Hex - 11.01.2011, 11:04 AM

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Maxx trucks got me started in r/c, I will always love them. I try to choose a color theme for my builds too, but with off the shelf parts. You've taken it to a whole new level.

Thanks for sharing the pics and taking the time to post a thread. R/C sure is a fun hobby. I'll be watching
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11.09.2011, 01:37 AM

Got a little bit done tonight. Have not had a chance to sit down in probably a week and a half at the hobby table so it was good to get a little progress done.

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Great job - 11.09.2011, 02:04 AM

Just a great job Joe. Love the way this truck looks. Another UE work of art, but a one of a kind project.


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11.09.2011, 09:25 PM

Damn that truck is nice looking. Are you actually going to use it once it's done?

I don't think I would be able to get it all dirty and scratched up.

It's a work of art. Nice job.

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Thanks Nick! I am going to drive it and show it as a centerpiece for my RC Club I have, might even get it into one of our club logos down the road. But I won't be in the dirt or mud or rocks or stones or or or or or or.......haha Only on the carpet tracks or some nice blacktop. Other than that she is gonna stay clean!

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11.10.2011, 11:11 AM

WOW! That is really looking nice!
   
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Wing mount - 11.10.2011, 01:32 PM

Hey Joe can you shoot me a LINK for that wing mount? I like the way it hooks up to the Maxx towers.


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