Thank you for your reaction,it still is not finished.

Thanks for your reaction. Yes they are the stock axles, no extra holes were made. If you pause the video you can see where the links and shocks have been mounted. With 2 links the axle could move sideways, with 4 not so much. Hope this helps.

@@clipboard2290 i see. Thanks. I tried pausing the video, still a bit hard to pause at the exact time.

@@888akina At 1:57 and 2:10 you can see the mountingpoints ok i think.

@@clipboard2290 thanks

No video of the conversion, but it has been done with threaded rod and aluminium tubing from the hardware store,and some shocks and parts i already had. If you pause the video you can see where the parts connect. It is not really hard to do,you can make your own version and try out what works best. Good luck.

@@clipboard2290 thanks

Thank you very much!

Those Links are just Threaded ends (from the Hardware Store, just like the Alu Tubing) with Aluminium Tubing over them. Similar to the Steering rods, but with the extra Alu tubing to cover the threaded rods,so you probably can make them yourself very easy. The shocks are some i had (not Tamiya)and fitted nicely.

And some ball-ends at the end of the threaded rods

Hi Russel. This project was to see if i could make a 4-link suspension work out on a Bruiser ,but i did not put in the steering servo at that time and still have not. But i think i would have placed it above the front axle between the chassis beams.

Thank you Tim Troy. The length of the front shocks is 65mm (ca 2.5 inches) and the rear ones are 85 mm (ca 3 3/8 inch) They are just some shockabsorbers i had which fitted nicely. Good luck, and i hope this works out for you.

What’s the length of the tubes

Frank, those Links are just Threaded ends (from the Hardware Store, just like the Alu Tubing) with Aluminium Tubing over them. Similar to the Steering rods, but with the extra Alu tubing to cover the threaded rods. Hope this helps. Good luck,they are not difficult to make.

How long threaded ends did you use?

The top ones are 12,6 cm,and the lower ones are 13,7 cm.That is measured from the center of the moutinghole to the center of the other mountinghole (that is the TOTAL Length of the Link including the Rod ends that connect to the axle and the frame). You can adjust the length of the threaded rod first,and then cut the Alu tubing to size to make it look nice. Good luck.

Have you found there to be any torque twist?

Hello Superf103,I am not selling this one,maybe you can try eBay.de ?

Thanks Matt, the Blazing Blazer is my favourite Tamiya too.

Yeah, i had the Sand Scorcher, but the Super Champ was the more Racing version of the Sand Scorcher and the Rough Rider.

Thank you. I'm glad you liked it.

Thank you, and good luck in making it more of a crawler.

Thank you, you're right i should finish it, but it is not very high on my priority list right now.

+Superf103 Thank you. Nice homemade rc car you made!

+Clipboard Vintage tamiya cars the best

+Superf103 They sure are nice.