Let me know what you think:
http://www.4x4shots.com/albums/userp...8/DSC00369.JPG
http://www.4x4shots.com/albums/userp...8/DSC00368.JPG

 

Awsome! Dig the flex from that coil over setup.

 

I guess you're ready for some living room wheeling. Looks really good.

 

That is fricken awsom.
Where did ya get the kit or did you build it yourself?

 

I built it myself. Used the axles from this kit:
http://www.tamiyausa.com/images/prod.../header_14.jpg
And pretty much ditched the rest.

Living room wheeling until it stops raining.....

 

looks freakin sweet!! looks like alot of time went into it


im surprised it wasnt a jeep

 

'Ehhh......Jeeps are for sorority chicks!

I try to diversify.

 

I took it out to my mini-rock garden this afternoon and it did well:

(all of these shots were drive in/drive out)






I am quite impressed with this little lathe motor. This thing will damn near rip the tires off:

 

Nice Ride....
Any lockers in that thing?

I have a 4x4 RC F-150, but it has open diffs....does okay though

 

Yep, it has a locked transmission and the equivalent of lincoln locked diffs.

I took it out to the lake where I ride my bike:






The camera battery ran out before I got to the big rocks.

 

dang that theing has mad cwazy flex! that is tight... did you buy the body or fab it up?

 

Looks kind of like some 2 1/2 ton rockwell axles under that thing.
Looks nice.

 

I purchased the body. It is just molded plastic body. It comes clear and needs to have a lot cut off (wheel wells, etc.).
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXEUZ1&P=ML

The company that made the axles that I used (Tamiya) makes a larger scale truck that runs "Rockwell-esque" axles. Here is a pic:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...r/DSCF0873.jpg
(that is a buddys truck).

Thanks for the compliments.

 

I'm not into the whole rc thing but I gotta say thats flippin sweet

 

That is sweet probly could beat actual trucks with it.