Yes I agree great jobs on your builds. You need to build a regular muscle car. That would be great to see.

Pop the ball in the rod end, take it to your belt sander and sand away the portions that stick out past the rod end body. Then pop that back in and stick two washers over that. Alternatively, pop the ball inside out, get some pipe that fits inside the rod end and you're done. With the screw in, it's going to act like the real deal. Any angle issues are addressed on the sleeve via sanding.

Can wait to see this done

I just started watching this guy and all his rc vehicles are so amazing. I guess I know what I'm going to be watching for a few weeks. Keep up the amazing videos.

The mini jack stands lmao love it

I'd go with a 4 link. 2 more links parallel with the lowers. Adjustable links allows for correcting pinion angle.

Keep up the great work man can't wait to see this build when it's done

Dude! That's looking pretty awesome 👍I can't wait until what you're coming up with next for it!! It's starting to look like a real miniature rat rod 👌😃👍

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those small shocks u should take a screw that fits your rear end and turn down the top of the bolt until it fits through shock then put shock over it and mushroom over top end of screw after u mushroom over put a grove in the top for a screwdriver to tighten. I hope that will help i would like to see those shocks on that rat rod.

good job!

looking awesome man! ! idea for shocks. ..use your shock hoops you had laying there and some Tamiya king hauler shocks. About the right length!

Look up range rover classic setup, as i run the rear panhard rods facing centre n springs and separate shocks 👍

here's a thought, look at ,i think, 1962-1966 chevy pickup's , with coil springs all around , and look at the rear end on how it's done. panhard and swing arm's. i wish i new how to communicate with a drawing for an idea for the mounting ( other than stock), at making a joint at the swing arm to the axle , so there would be more articulation for more free movement. anyways bitchin stuff your doin !! Dano 1/25/17

She's coming along nice! The RC4WD Ultimate Scale Shocks (60mm version) will be just right back there I reckon. Them little 1/18 shocks are neat, I never seen them before. They would look OK on the front perhaps?

@RCeveryday

8 жыл бұрын

I think they would be perfect for the front. Just still working on ways to attach them.

@andrewsrodshop8687

7 жыл бұрын

+RC Everyday cant you use a 2mm bolt and just a space so it dont fall through the 3mm hole ? as you said ratrod

go cantivever on the rear, mount the shox over the rear axle.

@RCeveryday

8 жыл бұрын

That is a good idea.

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Yesssssss the vape is back vape naishyall jk I love the video man

What chassis did u use ? How do you make the chassis bend upward like that ?

@RCeveryday

3 жыл бұрын

It was a tamiya bruiser chassis. The orange step is from a 1950’s tonka road grader

that car will be awsome when its done, will you go brushless or brushed on this build?

@RCeveryday

8 жыл бұрын

Im not sure yet, just have to see how durable it is in the end. That will determin how fast I want it.

hola hermano donde encargo todo esto me gusta armar por donde uno lo compra o como se pide

Could you make a crossmember above the rear axle then mount the shocks angled, like on the TF2 chassis??

@RCeveryday

8 жыл бұрын

I could but the main issue is attaching the shocks to the axle. All of the mounts are outside the frame rails.

Are this yota axle ? Do you know a shorter axle to make the wheel tuck in the fender ? For slammed truck look

@RCeveryday

3 жыл бұрын

This is a yota. Boom racing makes a similar axle at 152mm. Tamiya semi truck axles are even narrower, but not as realistic

@snap_fit8686

3 жыл бұрын

@@RCeveryday tamiya semi truck, Do you mean high lift axle or cc 01? What kit exactly...?

@snap_fit8686

3 жыл бұрын

@@RCeveryday are boom racing (phat axle) is narrower then yota ?

So I gotta ask.. is there a good website or place to buy frames, bodies, parts, etc...? I've been watching videos for a couple days and I am very interested in getting started on building some trucks and stuff.

@RCeveryday

7 жыл бұрын

All of my hot rod builds are pretty much from scratch. I use ebay to find some stuff, the axles and suspension are mostly RC4wd crawler parts. This video shows the first one I built using an old tamiya bruiser chassis, but all my newer builds I made my own frames from steel tubing welded and brazed. My later bodies are custom 3d printed as well. I have some videos on that as well with links to where to buy them.

@Bigplaya3

7 жыл бұрын

RC Everyday thank you very much! And keep doing what your doing man! All your work is very detailed and I think that is awesome!

thats so cool ..im doing a rc nitro build if ya wanna check it.....thumbs up to ya

You make the rc cars by purchasing ready made axle and wheels tires .Can you make the parts by your own?

@RCeveryday

5 жыл бұрын

It would take a lot of tooling I do not have to be able to make such parts.

whare i am this buy

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