cripplethreat

iTrader: (6)

I am building a practice track in my basement.. I have a Mini 8 but I would like a 2wd mini also, Is there any that are 2wd other than Mini T's

oXYnary

iTrader: (4)

If you can find them, Tamiya made some mini versions of their classic 2wds.

XzedamX

Have a look at this one :
http://phatbodies.bigcartel.com/prod...-b4-conversion
It's a real 2wd

robchalmers

I drove a Chunk at the Worlds... Sorry UK, MicroX 5.

Got to say that even with a bent chassis (my fault crashed it during installation laps ) the car is Awesome, amazingly planted and very easy to drive

only think you need other than a B4 is a dremel or similar!


Me and the chunk - The chassis bent when I hit the foot of theguy who is stood behind me - at full speed.

(*photos courtesy of John Howe)

cripplethreat

iTrader: (6)

So for the Chunk you need a this kit and a complete b4?

XzedamX

Not a complete b4!
You got three link at the end of the who explain you all

DARKWAV

Yes, TT-Gear GB-01 series. I have two Fox-Mini buggies. However, I retired them from service in favor of the Mini-8ight. I enjoyed them, but the biggest issue was the ball diff would not last long running brushless power. Make for nice shelf queens though...I have them prominently displayed!

DARKWAV

Have you thought about the other Losi Minis? Like the 1/18 desert buggy or the 1/16 SCT?

strodedawg

iTrader: (75)

i want a chunk but broke my hand and wrist. can still drive but can't wrench. wish they sold a chunk already build just add electronics

cripplethreat

iTrader: (6)

if the chunk came pre built I would also buy

XzedamX

The Chunk only come as a kit...
Ask on oOple if some one sell one or ask dircetly to Phat Bodies

asc6000

iTrader: (15)

how big is your basement ?

cripplethreat

iTrader: (6)

my basement is 29x32 plus another room that is 22x18 it's a weird shape..

But I found a Exotek MXB pro buggy conversion for a mini t that I think that's a much easier conversion then the chunk