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made my own steering links, had to lift the tie rod so it would clear the diff, made from 1/4 brake line, 6/32 all thread and some ends and balls I had already, also had to lift the servo plate 2mm to clear servo arm, could have gotten away with 1mm I think but works great!:cool:

I just got my tq3 and receiver today! its all plugged in and was a HUGE improvement over the stocky pile! Only paid $19 new on ebay...woop woop!

should i put the shocks further out on the axle or further in like I have them till i get new shocks, i have some other goodies I want to purchase before shocks, i want to get the "best":eeek: performance:haha: I can out of these, I really want a new esc first.

ya...it was late....i meant 90 sorry.:mad:

flex? is to much flex bad? im debating it, because i have tweaked my suspesion so well that i can flex my front axle almost 90 degrees without either of the rear tires leaving the ground, im using soft silver up front and stock grey firm in back...when i inboarding my links on the axle side i...

here is the inboarded links, the antanna mount, the lower links ground down and flipped so the fat part is on the axle side instead of being at the chassis end, and my battery setup with plates. Oh, and me crawlin over my boy!

star cut foam link http://www.rccrawler.com/forum/showthread.php?t=56025&highlight=star+pattern&page=2

I like em so far, I've been going places the lizards couldn't touch before, same exact lines, except now I can actually go up them without helping it or going around some of the obstacles. the best things so far to date would be the battery on the front axle(low center of gravity is key). then...

so, I have this done so far: In order, 14tooth pinion(spare parts with it) installed front locker(spare parts with it) weighted the wheels 6 front 3 rear($5) drilled a 3/16 hole in each wheel for air in and out(free) star cut the foams(free) recessed front screws for better turn...

ya thats fun huh, every time....did you star cut the foams and drill a hole in the wheels?

ya, when I first saw that I had to post it up! apparently it was in RTR form and didnt hurt anything...crazy.

Its completely overkill but I thought it was pretty amazing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8ZGSjmPemw&feature=related

i use thick gauge solder wire, comes in 16 oz roll and is enough to do all four wheels. Just start and wrap it around your wheel nice and tite, tucker down in there and your done, about 5 or 6 bucks at ace. I think Im only running about 5 in the front and 3 in the back set. could be more I...

Here are some pics of yesterdays run at ROCKY REACH DAM LOOKOUT...i have weighted my wheels, star cut the foam, truggied the stock body, and have some saddle pack batteries and plates and other goodies supposed to be here today. getting a 55turn motor from a friend hopefully today also.

i got soft up front, and hard in the back with a spacer on the back let spring to help with the twist.

Empty pocket ax build, many free/cheap mods Got this thing so I had a basic crawler since I wont be compin it...what are some "free" tweeks I can do...i installed the front locker already, and the new pinion gear, its pretty fun already, but I would like to soften up the suspension already...:D