LOWEST 2nd Gen Roller EVER!!!
12-03-05, 06:59 PM
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LOWEST 2nd Gen Roller EVER!!!
Does anyone know any information on this car at all, as far as suspension he is running? I am assuming it is a set of coil overs but damn that is low...
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12-03-05, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by tekwiz99
200mm 1/10th scale RC; apprently, that damper won't do much good as being this low
I dont think thats an RC car if that what you are saying
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12-03-05, 08:15 PM
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It's called shooting from an angle and a poorly paved driveway. Take a look and the amount of shadow on the wall and the size comparison to what seems to be a van.
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im not sure but i think air bags suck for performance purposes... this is a full blown race(drift) car probably with coil overs that are ride hight adjustable. also the "ground effects" make the car appear to be lower, along with the levelness of the drive way.
12-03-05, 08:40 PM
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That's pretty low, but I think the F20 powered FC from Hawaii is even lower.
There should be pics somewhere in here.
The whole suspensions was redone just to get the car lower.
-Ted
There should be pics somewhere in here.
The whole suspensions was redone just to get the car lower.
-Ted
12-03-05, 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by tekwiz99
Hmmkay~ that must be one gigantic hose and huge aggregates that i may trip over by it
so does one-bolt skinny spokes
so does one-bolt skinny spokes
The hose looks big because it's dramatically closer to the lens (which is a curved piece of glass). 
That's still too low to be drivable though. I guess each to his own.
