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Thanks for the heads up Mr. ED -
Turns out I had stock repro from Penguin, which I´ve already cut to fut - Now just awaiting a paint job and Mr. G10 GomachV

DennisM wrote:Thanks for the heads up Mr. ED -
Turns out I had stock repro from Penguin, which I´ve already cut to fut - Now just awaiting a paint job and Mr. G10 GomachV

Found mine waiting for me when I got home from work yesterday, and had it painted before I got to bed.
Fitting it is well underway and should be ready tomorrow.

What is it going to be put on?

Oops! I should probably get this shipped out soon then! Haha

It´s a no rush thing Got my hands full with a Landjump 4D

DennisM wrote:What is it going to be put on?

This

Very nice result Mr. ED,
This one suits it much better than the 834, both fitment and scheme.

Hey Dennis, how about an update on this project of yours?

Yeah hurry up Dennis!

(I just finally shipped his towers a weeks ago )

I´ll get home late sunday and shall not rest before this is undertaken!

Should you need different length shocks, I've got quite a few medium and long shocks parys left in fluo green. They came with the academy part lot I got a couple years ago.

Hopefully the shock length should´ve been taken care of by Jeff´s prolonged version of the original (or shortened version of the outlaw version)

But I´ll ask for help, if it turns out I´ve been incorrect in my meassurements - Thanks

I used very basic logic which could be flawed! If a outlaw used a 4" shock and a buggy used a 3" shock, then halfway between the two should be the medium length 3.5" shock. Wether that is correct or not, we will see soon!

This is how it ended up
Kudos to Jeff for doing the towers

I'm still partial about the combination of the long front shocks with the small front wheels. Maybe a set of white wild one wheels would suit it better... Not sure how you could fit the rears