the whole idea of all bolts provided and fit straight in place. lol the bar can and will fit on top the bar has been bent to give extra clearance for a longer servo horn. @danrees5520 it is me that makes them. full set of links as seen are £35 posted
yes bud to be fair they are great, found out playing with it later they will fit on top 👍 will pin this comment for you so people can find you on here too .
Been having great fun with the Ravine. Out the box the original tyres hit the lower suspension arms when steering at full lock. Cured this by adding a set of 15mm hex extensions (cost Zero as I 'borrowed' them from another 1/10 RC car that is waiting for other parts) After a couple of runs I changed the tyres for FTX Canyon but reduced the outer diameter of the white foams in the canyon tyres by about 10mm. This allows the tyre tread to spread but still provides sidewall support I made my own stainless steel lower suspension links to improve clearance and raised the belly pan up by removing 15mm from the sides of the central chassis unit. Rather than extending the shock tower points up I used 4 elastic hair bands as 'shock bands' which reduced the CG improving stability when traversing across slopes and off camber surfaces. With these simple, free modifications it is a very capable crawler that cost under £100 all in.. NOTE: When You add weight to the vehicle check your plastic drive cups for excessive wear where the drive pins contact them, even when well greased they will wear very quickly if You add too much weight. With 160g of added weight at the front hubs the front drive cups were badly worn after only a few hours of use. I reduced the weight to 60g and the wear rate was significantly reduced. Have Fun but make sure Your gear train is well greased and keep an eye on those drive cups!
oh yes with a bit of tweaking these are unbelievable trucks for the price. I've not added hardly any weight for that reason, not running tyre foams either as when they are wet they weigh quite a bit 😀🐿👍
Thought those links look familiar lol.....just put a set on my boys ravine last week made by that chap.... they are quality...cant fault them. Made everything look and feel much more sturdy
@@009ADVENTURESjust got one arrived yesterday looks awesome, servo looking diffs two speed and portal axles for around £250-£270 great value. Taking it out tomorrow 👍
the whole idea of all bolts provided and fit straight in place. lol
the bar can and will fit on top the bar has been bent to give extra clearance for a longer servo horn.
@danrees5520 it is me that makes them.
full set of links as seen are £35 posted
yes bud to be fair they are great, found out playing with it later they will fit on top 👍 will pin this comment for you so people can find you on here too .
just seen mine are mounted underneath. lol
@@009ADVENTURES
Are you still making these? I'd like a set for mine if you are...
Been having great fun with the Ravine. Out the box the original tyres hit the lower suspension arms when steering at full lock. Cured this by adding a set of 15mm hex extensions (cost Zero as I 'borrowed' them from another 1/10 RC car that is waiting for other parts) After a couple of runs I changed the tyres for FTX Canyon but reduced the outer diameter of the white foams in the canyon tyres by about 10mm. This allows the tyre tread to spread but still provides sidewall support I made my own stainless steel lower suspension links to improve clearance and raised the belly pan up by removing 15mm from the sides of the central chassis unit. Rather than extending the shock tower points up I used 4 elastic hair bands as 'shock bands' which reduced the CG improving stability when traversing across slopes and off camber surfaces. With these simple, free modifications it is a very capable crawler that cost under £100 all in.. NOTE: When You add weight to the vehicle check your plastic drive cups for excessive wear where the drive pins contact them, even when well greased they will wear very quickly if You add too much weight. With 160g of added weight at the front hubs the front drive cups were badly worn after only a few hours of use. I reduced the weight to 60g and the wear rate was significantly reduced. Have Fun but make sure Your gear train is well greased and keep an eye on those drive cups!
oh yes with a bit of tweaking these are unbelievable trucks for the price. I've not added hardly any weight for that reason, not running tyre foams either as when they are wet they weigh quite a bit 😀🐿👍
Thought those links look familiar lol.....just put a set on my boys ravine last week made by that chap.... they are quality...cant fault them. Made everything look and feel much more sturdy
agh yes I agree they are great fair play :) can't wait to get it out and see the difference 😀 👍
and another 2 sets will be in the post possibly on Friday @frankleary1295
yes mate very cool 👍👊😎🇬🇧😊🐿
I'm impressed mate, another excuse to take it out now 😃👍🐿
Been waiting for something like this .
I'm impressed with these bud tbh 👍🐿
you forgot to take the balls from the plastic lower link arms for the balls in the new arms. @@009ADVENTURES
@danrees5520 a full set is £35 posted
Hope your ok have ya bought a Gladius yet?👍
all good bud :) I have been looking at them but not got one just yet :( do you have one? 👍🐿
@@009ADVENTURESjust got one arrived yesterday looks awesome, servo looking diffs two speed and portal axles for around £250-£270 great value. Taking it out tomorrow 👍
Oh no , link isn't working for me
oh no, let me work on this issue
comment on my Facebook page to this video if your interested bud 👍