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Some of you may of read my "Hello"Post and see that I'm re kindling my love for my WW2. Now a few days ago I'm sure I read that a forum member had made his WW2 wider by using other Tamiya car parts, does anyone know if this is possible or was I dreaming it as I can't find the post again :).

Cheers

Ross

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My first ww2 had the wide willy mod. If you can deal with the silly look of it being significantly wider than it is long, it's a riot.

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My first ww2 had the wide willy mod. If you can deal with the silly look of it being significantly wider than it is long, it's a riot.

My first ww2 had the wide willy mod. If you can deal with the silly look of it being significantly wider than it is long, it's a riot.

Haha I don't mind it looking silly :)

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Postie delivered the parts today :). It's a nice easy job todo and didn't take too long :).

I've just got yo give it a quick spin outside :)

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The extra length means you can fit longer shocks or at least shock ends, I think it needs them in the rear.

Something about the front view reminds me of a spider.

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When I built my wide willy, I ran Pro Line Speed Hawgs with a trinity 9 turn. Never saw dirt again.

I'm thinking of going for a faster brushed mother or maybe brushless, we will see.

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The extra length means you can fit longer shocks or at least shock ends, I think it needs them in the rear.

Something about the front view reminds me of a spider.

I've fitted the longer ends that came with the longer arms, I may look for longer shocks. I have lost 3 of the spacers for the shock springs, I'm going to make something up to replace them, it should sit a bit better after that :)

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You can make up new lower shock mounts quite easily with some aluminum. That's what I did with mine. Just moved the lower mount point out closer to the wheel

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You can make up new lower shock mounts quite easily with some aluminum. That's what I did with mine. Just moved the lower mount point out closer to the wheel

Have you got any pictures please.

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Sorry. No. I just used 1/2"x1/8" flat aluminum. Drilled holes for mounting to suspension arms, and then marked for shock mounting.

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Sorry. No. I just used 1/2"x1/8" flat aluminum. Drilled holes for mounting to suspension arms, and then marked for shock mounting.

Ok cool.

Thanks

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