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The space between the knuckle and the planetary is the spindle, which the tether ring is welded to.

It could be none other, than Myrtle Beach Speedway. 1990.

 

Now all we need is the infamous truck to relive it's wild ride...

And we need to recreate this wild ride....

 

 

Hello

 

Looks good, but the white cars shouldn't be there, and the mound on the near side should be a table top.

Here's another leafer, Scott Hess' Bear Foot from 1989/1990:

 

 

 

Looks good, but why does it have 10 pipes?

 

I see pfv bleeding

I see a sway bar....

Heh.. So old dogs can learn new tricks....

HEY GUISE HEY GUISE NEW MAX D COMING YOUR WAYZ!

 

no but seriously, i modeled the new rim that actually runs under max d, and it has the new chassis under it, i also made a little test video of the new max d for you guys!

 

cant wait to paint this thing!! thanks to klayton for making the body!

 

Rims look good, but those ZFs only have 10 lugs, not 12.

History??? What history???

No offense to mark, but i think Mackey's track may have just beat his above^

Maybe I missed it, but when did this turn into a competition?

Just an opinion, but the V4 tires look as if they have no air in them. Would look a bit better if the centers were expanded and the tires were rounded more.

That's what happens when the car stack moves out from under you.

I would tend to believe with the number of racers I've seen from Sim-Monsters, there is a likely chance that there may be enough to support a series for members of Sim-Monsters on iRacing.

It all boils down to the way he's got his rear four-links mounted. Causes the rear end to tuck under rather than pop up as you see other trucks do. He also had a set of sway bars on the truck that didn't react the way they're supposed to. That may be part of the "throws its weight around in a weird way" you were referring to.

RKM, the shocks are standard Combs triple by-pass.