my personally, i dont really like that kind, the realy open type bodies. but if thats what u like then get it! I would go for a more "trucky" style like the f150 or silverado 2500hd body.
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my personally, i dont really like that kind, the realy open type bodies. but if thats what u like then get it! I would go for a more "trucky" style like the f150 or silverado 2500hd body.
It a cool looking body doubt you would have clearance issues
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I like it a lot. It's open and would show off a lot of the chassis. Get paid tomorrow, probably going to order it.Quote:
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Yeah I didn't think about that since its so open you will see all your cool stuff and matching green springs
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This build is pretty sick! I alway forget to check the other threads! I got a Raptor SVT body for my Rustler which I will be (hopefully) be painting tomorrow!
Thanks man. I have the new bajr body sitting in a closer waiting for paint. I have been struggling finding a front body post to work on it. The stock p2de body post won't fit due to the losi shock mounts. My friend brought his new mt4-g3 to my house yesterday and I noticed that the front body post on it would work on my build with minimal modifications. I was so excited. Funny how things turn out when you least expect it. I ordered the body post off of eBay. When I get them installed then I can resume the build and paint the lid. Good luck with your paint job!Quote:
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Thanks! Good luck with mounting the body. I finished the Raptor and some how managed to paint it in 50 degree weather. I should have a thread up later tonight.
Are you saying that as in 50 degree weather is cold??? or you shouldnt paint a body when its that cold outside???Quote:
Originally Posted by TraxxasAllOut
Well I don't live up North so 50 degrees is kind of cold. You can paint in 50 degree weather it's just that Pactra Paint works the best at about 70 degrees. I just kept mine in the sun and kept it warm so it was fine.
Oh, ok. I wasnt calling you a wimp if thats what you thought i was doing. I just honestly didnt know if that was too cold to paint in cause ive never painted before. Its been about 20-25 degrees with about 10 inches of snow on the ground, and im still wearing shorts!