1.5 B
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1.5 B
I´ve built a 1.5 buggy with the T2 chassis and a buggy noseplate.
It´s a bit too long for the std. length body - any suggestions on a body with a better fit?
It´s a bit too long for the std. length body - any suggestions on a body with a better fit?
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Re: 1.5 B
I believe Scr8p always shortens the tub for that reason. I've wondered though if a JConcepts J82 body would work since they're meant to fit the T4.
https://www.jconcepts.net/shop/j82-body
https://www.jconcepts.net/shop/j82-body
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Re: 1.5 B
Thanks Phin -
If I can´t find anything more "vintage", I´ll try that one.
How about the B2 or B3, weren´t they produced as long chassis versions?
If I can´t find anything more "vintage", I´ll try that one.
How about the B2 or B3, weren´t they produced as long chassis versions?
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Re: 1.5 B
I shorten the tub on mine so that it's the same length as a standard rc10 tub (to keep a buggy wheelbase). It also cures the body length issues at the same time.
I highly doubt a b2/b3 body will fit since the front of the tub is much wider than a b2/b3 chassis. I always use the viper, mainly to stay AE, but it fits the front and tub side nicely. The rear shock tower is a little bit of an issue but it can be worked around.
I know someone on here used some sort of 4wd buggy body on their's that seemed to fit fairly well, but I can't remember who it was.
I highly doubt a b2/b3 body will fit since the front of the tub is much wider than a b2/b3 chassis. I always use the viper, mainly to stay AE, but it fits the front and tub side nicely. The rear shock tower is a little bit of an issue but it can be worked around.
I know someone on here used some sort of 4wd buggy body on their's that seemed to fit fairly well, but I can't remember who it was.
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Re: 1.5 B
Thanks for the input Scr8p - Can I ask You what Your Wheel base is?
When compared against a 10B, my wheel base is only app. 6mm longer.
I can move the rear shocktower to the frontside of the bulkhead, which would put the body closer to the front.
When compared against a 10B, my wheel base is only app. 6mm longer.
I can move the rear shocktower to the frontside of the bulkhead, which would put the body closer to the front.
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Re: 1.5 B
If it's only 6mm I'm going to guess that the rear arm mounts on your rc10 are moved back for long wheelbase?
My b1.5's are the same as a stock rc10 buggy set up for a short wheelbase. The t2 tub gets shortened about 3/8" or so.
My b1.5's are the same as a stock rc10 buggy set up for a short wheelbase. The t2 tub gets shortened about 3/8" or so.
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