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06.18.2013, 02:03 PM
   And here's where I'm at with the build right now. All I need is set of Ultralite Diffs and I'll have a roller!     -Travis Common sense, is not so common. |
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06.21.2013, 12:10 PM
The G4 has been monoblock'd.
It had to be done. Just didn't look right without it. Plus, the rear center bone that I got with the chassis is made for use with a mono, soo.... I guess it had to be done  lolTook some careful dremel work (didn't turn out perfect, but not bad for being done by hand)    -Travis Common sense, is not so common. |
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06.23.2013, 11:53 PM
Awesome build!
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06.24.2013, 10:25 AM
Thank you sir
Got this purdy new shell for it in the mail over the weekend    -Travis Common sense, is not so common. |
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06.27.2013, 08:44 AM
  -Travis Common sense, is not so common. |
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06.28.2013, 10:33 AM
5/16" Aluminum round stock for custom body posts
 And some aluminum set screw collars  They ended up a little long, so I need to cut them down still    -Travis Common sense, is not so common. |
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07.02.2013, 02:43 PM
Thanks to Justinbolin, I have a purdy new servo saver for this truck
  And because I like to make what I already have work (and because I'm too impatient to wait for parts), I modified a set of TRX 7075 Tie Rods for the front. I removed the double threaded ends, tapped the tie rod tubes out to 8-32 to accept some cut down ss screws so I could attach the plastic rod ends. By eliminating the original double threaded ends, I was able to shorten the tie rods just enough for them to be the perfect length.  Now I just need to de-anodize them so they match the rears.  -Travis Common sense, is not so common. |
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