Parts for a modern baja vehicle?

[Jantrix]

Specifically some extended control arms, front and rear, for some IRS and some fat nasty springs. I can't think of a kit that has them so maybe the resin/3d printed aftermarket? Any recommendations?

[stitchdup]

The rear suspension from some of the tamiya gt race cars might be a decent starting point for the suspension arms, and some springs outta some biros would be about the right size, then a little scratching with tube to make the shocks and you'd be pretty well on the way. Here's some shocks i started a while back for an f350 but the idea would be similar

 

[MeatMan]

11 hours ago, Jantrix said:

Specifically some extended control arms, front and rear, for some IRS and some fat nasty springs. I can't think of a kit that has them so maybe the resin/3d printed aftermarket? Any recommendations?

I'm in agreement with Les. I think fabrication is your best option for a "modern" style Baja, as I've been planning something similar but had to throttle it back because I didn't want to do that much fab work, but the way he lays it out makes it look more doable  than my plan.

[Fat Brian]

The AMT Bigfoot kit that's out now in Hotwheels livery has a cantilever 4 link suspension and nitrogen shocks. The axles are a bit beefy but there are a lot of donor parts that could be used.

[MeatMan]

13 hours ago, Fat Brian said:

The AMT Bigfoot kit that's out now in Hotwheels livery has a cantilever 4 link suspension and nitrogen shocks. The axles are a bit beefy but there are a lot of donor parts that could be used.

 

Wow! I'm not familiar with that kit but it sounds like its got the right stuff.