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Dann Tier

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  1. You bet, Bud!!...it works a treat!!, AND theres still plenty of room for brakes, and rotors!!
  2. I've built that one too, and it is VERY nice!!
  3. Thanks, Dominik!!
  4. Thanks, bud!!....yes it does!
  5. Thanks alot!!
  6. I'm sure you could attach the rockers to the chassis first, but it freaks me out.....something keeps telling me not to, so i wont. I totally used the pivot for the rear suspension drop....its such a small adjustment, that it didnt really affect the tyre spacing/centering.
  7. Hey, everyone!, Here is how i dealt with the front end suspension lowering. Wish i woulda got to it sooner for you, Randy, but here it is..... -Photo 1; Here are the bits for the job....to make the slide that the spindles are attached to, i just carefully cut the lips off the C-channel. -Photo 2; Cant remember the size of rod i used for the spindles, but it was barely loose in there, which helps with Canter, and Camber.....i always use a thicker glue for mounting my wheels, and tyres. E6000 craft glue is my favorite, it gives you time to tweak things....fills in the loose space, and cures great!! -Photo 3; Starting position, which happens to be where i'm gonna set it at. -Photo 4; Look how high the spindle on the left can slide up.....drastically lowering the car!!....notice the one on the right is still at the start position. FINAL THOUGHTS; This technique can be used to fix so many issues....including kits that were built right, but doesnt fit flat on all fours. Hope this helps with other kits as well!!
  8. Hey, Bud!, i'm about to post the photos!!
  9. Now i feel bad that i havent gotten back to this one.....i will fix the ride height issue today, then post it. Sorry, bud!
  10. I think you have the exhaust pretty spot-on, bud!!...NICE!!!
  11. Today i jumped right in on the fuel system!, after i SB the fuel pump, i can install it all. -Photo 1; Here are the kit supplied fuel tanks... -Photo 2; I needed to remove the two unrealistic "caps", so i used tape to protect the surrounding areas while i worked on them. -Photo 3-5; Since i was going for an updated, lightweight plastic look, i decided to ditch the tank straps, and SB a molded-in bracket look. After the glue dries, i will paint all the stuff i added here, as well as make bolts for everything. Its now time to SB a fuel pump!
  12. Thanks, bud!, much appreciated!!
  13. Nice, Tough looking BEAST!!!
  14. I like that "Torque Thrust" look too!!!
  15. Home stretch!!!!, and its looking KILLER!!!!
  16. I cant wait!!!!, i love Tamiyas modelling wax, i only use it on clear parts that i have to repair.
  17. Absolutely STUNNING, bud!!!!
  18. Hey, everyone!, i got quite a bit done today!....now i can start detailing the chassis, and suspension!
  19. Thanks again!!, it was soooo plain, missing ALL door card detail too!!
  20. Thanks alot, bud!!
  21. "Pretty good"??......more like; BRILLIANT!!!!
  22. Thanks, Larry!!
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