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The "Hammerhead" takes the best features of a modern day trophy truck and packages them into a Class 1 car with increased front wheel travel, a steering box for increased turning radius, and 20" longer trailing arms for increased forward bite and improved suspension over a traditional "buggy" trailing arm. The "Hammerhead" Mid.


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Mason Motorsports 4130 laser coped and two pass tig welded to the highest standard. Weight. 5000 - 5400 full of fuel ready to race depending on options. Front Suspension. 24" Wheel travel, 2.5" coil over, 3.5" bypass, bump stop optional. Pro-am 2.5" bore 6" stroke steering rack. Pro-am 2.5" 6 on 6.5" hubs and brakes with.


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The suspension, which is a Mason Motorsports proprietary design, features 24 inches of travel in the front and 29 in the rear. The front suspension uses long control arms that are mounted near the center of the chassis.


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The front suspension is a modified set of Blitzkrieg I-beams and radius arms, welded together as a "j-arm". The Craft F100 sports a hefty shock package, with 14-inch 3.0 King coilovers and 16-inch 4.0 bypasses up front. The rear shock package consists of 16-inch 3.0 King coilovers and 18-inch 4.0 bypasses.


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Our KINETIK front suspension bulkhead kit takes the headache out of designing the front of the truck; after all it's one of the most complicated aspects to the truck. We designed this based around our proven TT/6100 chassis and geometry and gives you a great starting point to build from or easily graft into an existing tube chassis or frame rails.


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trophy truck Gen 3 The holy grail of race trucks, Brenthel's 3rd Generation Trophy Truck is the epitome of engineering success. Coming in at over 850 horsepower, with 26 inches of travel up front and 32 inches in the rear, Brenthel Trophy Trucks are the premier off-road racing machines.


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A Typical 6100 Spec Trophy Truck Specifications after a full build: Chassis: Mason Motorsports 4130 laser coped and two pass tig welded to the highest standard. Weight: 5000 - 5400 full of fuel ready to race depending on options. Front Suspension: 24" Wheel travel, 2.5" coil over, 3.5" bypass, bump stop optional.


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Trophy truck suspension is custom made for off-road racing. It features long travel shocks and a solid rear axle design to handle jumps, bumps, and extreme terrain. The system allows the vehicle to maintain stability while performing high-speed maneuvers on rough roads. A Step-by-Step Guide to Building the Ultimate Trophy Truck Suspension System


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Can run either a small block or big block engine with ease, uses turbo 400 trans. Travel front 24โ€ณ rear 32โ€ณ, Track 93โ€ณ on 40โ€ณ BFG, wheel base 125.5โ€ณ, Steering utilizes steering box with ram assist. Available from bare chassis to turnkey builds please call for details and pricing.


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With more experience and speed however, came the desire to step up to the ultimate class in desert racing - Trophy Truck. Enter the KINETIK race truck platform, Camburg's full-bore, no-expense-spared, versatile truck platform that can be molded to run the 7200 class, 6100/Trophy Truck lite, and of course, unlimited Trophy Truck.


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Trophy Trucks typically have a suspension with a travel range of twenty to thirty-six inches at the rear. Some also have trailing arms on the front. A solid axle is also common. In addition to independent A-arms on the front, Trophy Trucks often use four-link suspension systems.


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In its most simple role, your suspension needs to hold your truck up and keep your tires planted on the ground. There are several ways to get that done but each has strengths and weaknesses. You cannot compare factory suspension designs without talking a little about caster and camber.


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Suspension travel on a Trophy Truck is typically between 24 and 36 inches in the front and rear, depending on the model. This distance varies depending on chassis design, but generally, the front suspension features independent A-arms while the rear axle is a solid axle. Independent suspension systems are also common among competitors.


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A long travel suspension is designed to get more travel out of the suspension than what Ford or any OEM had intended your truck to see. You get more travel by extending the arms in the front while the rear leaf springs need to not only droop more but have longer shackles installed or have the shackles flipped.


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Showcase of new custom Trophy Truck Design. New front design for more suspension movement and increased smoothness. Let me know if you want a detailed tutori.