heres a couple of mods I have done to my 1:6 jeep. I know have 11 inches of flex and hideous traction at not too much expense. There is too much snow outside to play on the rocks. I can drive up 2 regualr steps before it back flips though.
I have a spare channel on my radio gear too. Cant decide upon, winch, dig or something else.
As you can see, it is in driveable stage but I am finishing off an external roll cage and neatening the shell.
Open for comments and ideas.
Posts: 442 | Location: wisconsin | Registered: December 24, 2007
J33p3r .. I love the system of joint central .. the strength of the frame seems very solid .. It seems to me see springs back to the central part .. This project is unique and congratulations for your courage .. Few other pics .. If possible .. These tires come nylint 1 / 6.. :-)
Let us hope that our forum (the only) for TOY + MODS = BETTER TOY .. will always ((living ))
no sir, new bright, NYLINT wheels and tires. it was the cheapest way to get some good scale rockcrawler tires to fit a 1:6 scale. I picked up 6 for 30 bucks including ship,
I cut the inside hub off my new bright rear wheels and screwed and JB'd the hubs into the back of the rear wheels to get the same spacing front and rear. the fronts were easy. just remove your hex shaped plastic piece from the rim NB , dremel it down about a mil alround and jam it in the hex fitting of the nylint rim
Posts: 442 | Location: wisconsin | Registered: December 24, 2007
here she is before the chassis change all new bright, THe Nylint is my nemisis, my neighbor has one and that thing performed awesome out of the box so when the snow clears again we willt ell if it has been worht the mod's
Posts: 442 | Location: wisconsin | Registered: December 24, 2007
jeff great work as always. boy that looks tough. is that chassie steel box section.???
One day, someone showed me a glass of water that was half full. And he said, "Is it half full or half empty?" So I drank the water. No more problem. ~Alexander Jodorowsky.....
