Anyone ever build a "worlds" style buggy with a t2 chassis?

[glastornjet73]

I was doing some thinking last night and am in the middle of a graphite worlds build and i though heck why couldnt a guy use a t2 chassis to build a "worlds" style buggy? You would have a 2.6 trans newer atyle pan with the higher ground clearance on the sides and litterally all you would have to so is change arms and rear axles steering bellcranks add a front mount to one of the bellcrank bolts and come up with a rear body mount and wing mount... Wouldnt be that hard to do really just a thought... Has anyone you know of tried it? Im thinking i might

[scr8p]

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=10842

[GoMachV]

Here was mine

[glastornjet73]

Did you make the shock towers?

[GoMachV]

Copied the rear and made the front. I just used a stock tower as a template and narrowed it up

[glastornjet73]

That thing is awsome i guess im gonna have to pick up another t2 to do one if these out of! Did you shorten the wheelbase of yours like scr8p did? I didnt realise the pan was longer... I know there is a longer mount hole if truck form but i figured the standard holes were regular rc10 length...

[GoMachV]

I didn't shorten mine but I should have. It was sold before I ever ran it

[clm]

They all look good, I have one up on the planning block myself somewhat different insired then those. It is basically going to end up a white nylon team car with t2 pan, this is the mock up pic of it before I sent out the tub to be reano'd. There is much left to get before it's done though.

Chris

[glastornjet73]

Did you redrill the pan to use the older style stealth? Or you come up with a diffrent style trans brace? My biggest thing i was thinking would be cool is the use of a more modern 2.6 ratio transmissions that the t2 had to offer