easy or not???????

[once off customs]

as the twin detonator chassis is symetrical i though i could go further and give it real 4x4x4 monster truck style steering is this easy to do or not??

cheers guys nd also how much would it be about???????????

[backtomyroots]

I just bought a NIB Wild Dagger and was briefly looking through the manual and I think it would be simply using the same parts as on the front but I didn't look in detail []. unfortunately I have a few other projects ahead of this but I am also interested in the 4 wheel steering set - up. Who can help us out ?

[steviedee]

i reckon twinset would be the one to help you guys out, i hope he doesnt mind being mention but whenever you see a top crawler with some excellent thought behind each one, it'll be twinsets. []

[once off customs]

yea my mate was on here and he showed me his crawler man they are sick

[Cul-Tech]

It looks as though it would be fairly easy to do mechanically, the only problem I see is that for the rear it would be as though it was always going in reverse, all the geometry is designed for forward smoothness...The result might be that the rear would wobble like most cars do when driven fast in reverse.[]

Take your TD out and do some full throttle driving in reverse and see how it behaves, being that it is symetrical this would exactly simulate what the rear steer would go through.[]

[BiggusDitchus]

I did this to a dagger a few years back, you just need another set of front wishbones, c hubs and steering knuckles and a servo. A bit of fiddling should see you right.

[once off customs]

brill my truck goes smooth as backwards as it is only rear wheel drive at moment but not for long cheers guys

[_Jimbobulon_]

you will also need the lower arms from the front of the truck to do this, to put on the back. Because of the design, the rear arms are longer than the front. I bought most of the bits to do this a while back, but never got round to it!

james

[once off customs]

cheer guys for the help