snow truck

[crawlin duckies]

Originally Posted by crazyxmoder

cooll ill let you know. the snow was more of icy snow so ik it wouldnt perform its best. but when the powder comes it will do its job lol.. does anyone have a radline by anychance the green tourque motor they dont need?

then i thinkg the chain should do the job.. im hoping.. if not then try out the thumb tacks like studs.. posted pics in my thread

[GearHeadV8]

i like the tumb tac idea but like seems violent lol i drove my micro t in the snow AWSOME LOL

[crawlin duckies]

Originally Posted by crazyxmoder

i like the tumb tac idea but like seems violent lol i drove my micro t in the snow AWSOME LOL

lol i want to get a micro t but not enough $$ but ill be good... the thumb tac idea is a little bit violent i stuck myself 3 times when i did it.. hence shaving down the point= not as pointy to stick yourself

[GearHeadV8]

LOL I'm gonna talk to xmod4life to see what he has done to his truck. I might do a lift like a body lift but
Idk

[Dr. Kustom]

I have tried the chain idea a while ago, it would definitely give it a scale looks, but the chain won't really help. I made one last year, and when i test it, the chain fall apart or got between the wheel and the knuckle. But you can give it a try.

[crawlin duckies]

Originally Posted by xmod4life

I have tried the chain idea a while ago, it would definitely give it a scale looks, but the chain won't really help. I made one last year, and when i test it, the chain fall apart or got between the wheel and the knuckle. But you can give it a try.

what kind of chain did you use??? i found this chain like thing at my local crafts store and its really small and looks like it could work out really well

[amorton94]

Originally Posted by crazyxmoder

LOL I'm gonna talk to xmod4life to see what he has done to his truck. I might do a lift like a body lift but
Idk

definatley don't do a body lift, that would look like crap on a dulley imo