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For those asking about camber...
I couldn't remember who all asked, but here's what i did with my Dub city escalade. Very simple, and if the wheels didn't hit the door hinges, it would roll
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i asked..
thks for the pic
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yo ridin on rails, can u please explain how u did that. it gives me an idea on makin a drifter. thanks
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It's very simple. I cut the exisiting axle in half, then made a back support for the new shorter axle out of a left over plastic model parts tree. I then just drilled a diagnal hole through the plastic chassis and the new axle support. The axle support was glued down using a two part quick dry epoxy.
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cool
so do the wheels still spin and turn?? cuz if the do then that would just be the coolest |
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Re: For those asking about camber...
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Re: For those asking about camber...
If you don't lower it as far as I did, then yes the wheels will still roll. On mine, the tires are laid hard against the hoor hinge so it can't roll.
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