this thing is getting absolutely insane! looks like a gt3 car to me 
love that rocket!
how about the 4wd compared to 2wd? how is accelerating, braking and cornering?
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Thanks! I just got 4wd connected tonight. Need to book in a track session with ERL to test it out now. Only thing missing is the lid scoops for esc boxs but they should be ready very soon.
I’ll be sure to keep you all posted on how it rides on my build thread.
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thanks for explaining this.
So its similar to Trampa trucks, but no springs. Sounds good.
I will get my hand on those, soon… 
@Venom121212 hehe, I like diy look of the the welding, too.
65 kmh sounds solid. never did that speed on a waterborne or S10 
That thing is so wild dude.
Y’all are different down there!!!
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Channel trucks can have springs.
Everyone wants one, someone get out here and start manufacturing some bigger foot stops. How much y’all think it helps to have it? @hoytkid
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great stuff… but looks little like a cutting blade 
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Thanks man. I’m planning on filming down the point a bit. That’s why I curved it inward a bit too.
when I work with metal edges like this in other projects, this helps me:
https://www.amazon.de/Kantenschutz-Kantenschutzprofil-Stahleinlage-Schutzprofil-Dichtungsprofil/dp/B08CNH2SYM
not so beautiful, but at least you will keep all your fingers
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where is the building thread lebowski ?
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Tis but a tease, im still figuring out some components. Ig i needa start one now? Was waiting till i could call it a build just kinda messing around with ideas.
on it
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the best building thread are the ones where we see the things happen ! you don’t need to figure everything out before you start 
what I see here looks pretty interesting
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Agreed, progressive threads are my favourite
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Love the use of an old traffic sign too. One of my customers at my old shop used to come in and buy any old signs we had laying around (traffic sign shop) and would manufacture ridiculously high dollar artsy furniture out of them
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I honestly prefer the ones where we see a finished product FIRST and THEN see all the steps it took to make it
That’s why I try to do mine that way
The heatsink on the Blue One is a piece of an old sign, legally obtained.
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If i happen upon those threads i usually just look at the pictures, maybe make one comment, then leave and never return.
I like the interaction of progressive threads and the opportunity to present/receive input/ideas.
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Yeah the workshop thread is a great vibe
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One of the thing that got me stop being a lurker on the old forum and actualy register was @DougM 's sand board,
It was like some sort of TV show, like nobody knew what crazy idea of incredible machining prouess he was going to with in the next episode until he actualy just made it.
Got me hanged on the thread for a few months ^^
That’s why I like this kind of threads, it’s not only how it is done, it’s something happening.
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