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I have an old Unimat that belonged to my dad. Awesome little machines.

You guys build the baddest crawlers, so it's too easy for my tiny brain to get you guys mixed up.

Oh, I was thinking of Iowa Crawler. I thought I was viewing his thread. My bad. My head is in the clouds right now from all the paint fumes today 😜

Holy cow! Now I think this is my favorite build of yours so far. I dunno. The 6x6 was pretty epic. I wanna come play with your trucks, that's all I gotta say man. Nice work!

That was a cool looking rig for sure

It has to be because you are using a much smaller, hence softer spring to get the droop.

I have actually never seen anyone do that by using smaller shock springs. It is interesting for sure.

The spring doesn't limit the travel, the shock shaft does. In those two shocks, they are different size springs. I am guessing the shorter, smaller diameter one is a lot softer spring.

Basically, with full droop, your shocks are 'just' fully compressed by the weight of the vehicle. When a wheel goes over a lower piece of terrain, the wheel drops down and a little spring pressure help push it down.

This will be fun to watch! But you are going to make me wish I had a garage!