2.2 Comp Clod

[NickRummy]

Nothing to special here, just the clod I built for competing in the 2.2 class

Locked clod axles
Behind the axle steering
55t lathes, 9t pinion in front, 8t out back
EVX speedo with single battery conversion
2S lipo
HPI super nitro rims
Maxx masher tires narrowed with 2.2 masher sidewalls
U-channel torsion chassis
Dig setup using switch cutoff to rear motor

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e312/RCWorld/Comp%20Truck/01-03-08/DSCF1133sm.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e312/RCWorld/05-28-08%20Brecksville/DSCF2986sm.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e312/RCWorld/05-28-08%20Brecksville/DSCF2994sm.jpg

Indoor Run (http://s42.photobucket.com/albums/e312/RCWorld/Comp%20Truck/?action=view&current=compclod.flv)

[Wyoming]

a very nice rig, looks very capable too. I am always a bit weirded out by cut down bodies, I just don't think i could bring myself to do it:)

[Moondoggie]

Yes, that does look like a great rig and very capable! :D

Capable is always good, and looks are also good. At least it looks like there is still room for a driver somewhere in there. I have seen people cut bodies down a lot worse. :LOL:

In any case, nice work! ;)

[SMOKE-DOG]

That's some ground clearance. Not my thing, but looks good and very capable.

[7point2]

pretty impressive looking chassis.