TITLE: NN Clod
OWNER: corycrawler

Chassis build list goes like this:
- CFNN Chassis
- Crawler Store steering and upper link mounts
- Thundertech adj. mtr. mts.
- RCGuy 14mm wheel adapters
- RCGuy 8t pinions
- Black aluminum Integy knuckles and axle tubes
- RCP alloy diff lockers
- RC4wd flat servo mounts/axle stays
- Traxxas big bores w. red springs and 40 wt.
- Novak 55t motors
- Mamba max/cc bec
- Hitec 5955's front and rear
- Traxxas TQ3 radio
- Apogee 3s 3800 lipo
- Narrowed Proline Velocity wheels with
- 40 series Mashers or Moabs( M2k's and Pede rears for 2.2 combo)

Bodies:
- Chevy silverado (white)
- 53 Chevy p/u (orange)
- Ford f-150 Quad Cab (yellow)

This is my clod based super class crawler, it was my second crawler and after 5 years of running, I’m still not bored of it, due to its flexibility and performance. I got the bug back when TLT's and Stampedes were the only donors available, and after building a TLT and stretching it out I wanted more.
I scored a complete clod roller for a hundred bucks and it was on. After allot of research I finally decided on the carbon fibre NN chassis from the Crawlerstore. Everyone around was running the gecko in various forms from RCGuy and I wanted to be different. I also liked the fact that the chassis is adjustable from 14” - 17" and the shocks mount on collars on the lower links allowing quick ride height adjustments and sprung or droop options. I've had it set up at 14" as a 2.2 and everywhere in between with every Maxx and 40 series tire ever made.
The most current setup is at 17" with the Maxx Mashers and an Orange Chev body. Sadly it spends most of its time warming the bench or reluctantly donating electronics for my other projects, waiting to get its chance to dominate the rocks yet again. I have way to much money and time into her to ever let it go, so I’m waiting for some big boys to play with.

Thanks to everyone who voted!