I spent like an hour today trying to see a kraton 6s and a mojave 6s side by side picture and cannot find any.. Does anyone own both and feel like taking a side by side and maybe overhead shot?
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actually i was just wondering the size of it .. I made a work table sized for a kraton just making sure my mojave would fit itI checked also. No find. But looks aside, if you want to compare dimensions, get the specs online for both. I know the 1/7 scale Mojave has a considerably longer wheelbase compared to the K6S if that means anything.
Thanks I'm gonna check out the dimensions on the arrma siteI got what you are saying. I can relate. I am considering the Kraton 8S and I know for sure it will not fit on my work bench even with the Tires off. I notice a lot of 1/5 scale guys use free standing tripod floor stands that hold up their rigs for wrenching.
Dimensions are readily available. Just download the PDF manuals for both rigs from Arrma's website. That's the best way to size things up. IMO.
It’s not much bigger than kraton actually looks smaller with body off and the smaller tires. Just a tad bit longer
I've recently discovered that being a drummer all my life has actually helped me (and my back problems) by using a couple of my older snare drum stands as a budget friendly way to wrench on my 1/8 scale trucks. It is not only easilly broken down if needed to be used in the field but just as easilly can be set up on the floor or even on top of almost any average height workbench table etc with the ability to hold the rig in place, adjust up/down and especially like how I can use the wingnuts in the upper section(where normally a snare drum would be placed) to tilt or angle my rigs in each direction which makes things so much easier IMO. I dint have a pic of my DIY stand but will post an image of one to give those who ate not familiar with drum equipment an idea of what it is I'm trying to explain here and also what to look for if interested in an easy to find/low cost diy rc stand for $15 used on ebay or local music shop. Btw I've been using one that only has 3 upper arms opposed to 4 like you can see in the image and with a few adjustments the 3 arms still seems to work great. Hope this helps anyone looking for an alternative to a very expensive/overpriced and in most cases less useful rc stand that not only makes wrenching easier but this is so much better for a guy that suffers from back pain or similiar issues. Enjoy the new year gents and hope all you guys are doing well enjoying those RC's.I got what you are saying. I can relate. I am considering the Kraton 8S and I know for sure it will not fit on my work bench even with the Tires off. I notice a lot of 1/5 scale guys use free standing tripod floor stands that hold up their rigs for wrenching.
Dimensions are readily available. Just download the PDF manuals for both rigs from Arrma's website. That's the best way to size things up. IMO.
I've recently discovered that being a drummer all my life has actually helped me (and my back problems) by using a couple of my older snare drum stands as a budget friendly way to wrench on my 1/8 scale trucks. It is not only easilly broken down if needed to be used in the field but just as easilly can be set up on the floor or even on top of almost any average height workbench table etc with the ability to hold the rig in place, adjust up/down and especially like how I can use the wingnuts in the upper section(where normally a snare drum would be placed) to tilt or angle my rigs in each direction which makes things so much easier IMO. I dint have a pic of my DIY stand but will post an image of one to give those who ate not familiar with drum equipment an idea of what it is I'm trying to explain here and also what to look for if interested in an easy to find/low cost diy rc stand for $15 used on ebay or local music shop. Btw I've been using one that only has 3 upper arms opposed to 4 like you can see in the image and with a few adjustments the 3 arms still seems to work great. Hope this helps anyone looking for an alternative to a very expensive/overpriced and in most cases less useful rc stand that not only makes wrenching easier but this is so much better for a guy that suffers from back pain or similiar issues. Enjoy the new year gents and hope all you guys are doing well enjoying those RC's.
Certainly works real well for me that's for sure. ?OMG, this is genious.
Oh the irony ???????OMG, this is genious.
Did I miss something?Oh the irony ???????
He misspelled genius. ?????Did I miss something?
You gotta laugh a little tho ???✌?✌?✌?gotta love the spelling and grammar police. lol
I need to stop making posts from the phone. haha
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