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1 hour ago, Biz73 said:
Thanks. I saw those on Ebay a couple days ago and had the link bookmarked. Have you run them on any cars yet? Just curious how well they work.
Yup, on my Striker and Monster Beetle..👍
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21 hours ago, Biz73 said:
What adapters are you using to put hex wheels on the front?
I’m using these:
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F274283625583
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I made a small video while replacing the rear arms👍
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On 3/19/2020 at 8:37 AM, ACCEL said:
"The premise here, is to buy the least amount of new parts possible, and use what I have to take this as far as I can"
a quote from technica2001.
it truly is what my intentions are on every build, there's one problem, i do not listen to my self well
that is a really rad buggy
I bought: NEW
Wheels and tires
CRP arms, because I can’t stand the stock ones CRP front brace/bumper
Fast Eddies ball bearings
New Tamiya Falcon gears New Rear Shock towerI still paid a pretty penny getting it to this point,😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
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I’m converting mine into a dual shock, and ball racing the whole thing, parts are on hand to start the rebuild, except for the new aluminum shocks👍
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I recently acquired this original 1987 Tamiya Boomerang, and while I was never a fan of the Hotshot family of cars, I couldn’t pass this deal up.
So I decided to put my little spin on it.....
This will be a runner, so no full on restoration, rather clean up and rebuild, whatever is broken will be replaced or upgraded,
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“NEVER ENDING STORYYYYY.....”
Awesomeness😁
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A bit more done today, mounted longer front axles in order to clear the shocks, so the final width for the front is 9 inches and 9.5 inches in the rear.....I have to order some rear arms and shock towers, they’re all cracked and busted🙄😁
thw wheels are Tamiya 5 spokes 2 piece, in their Narrow wide Config, and pre-runner Tires, the front were narrowed to give it that 2wd buggy look.
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3 hours ago, Biz73 said:
Killer job! I've wanted to try to make a Frankenstein car/truck out of asst parts for a while. I'll have to use this thread for inspiration when I start.
Thanks,
It’s definitely a lot of trial and error, but if you cut 5 times and measure afterwards, you’ll be ok😁
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Following the success of my Striker Overkill, I've had this car in pieces in my parts boxes, it was mainly a donnor/parts car, since the Junkyard RadFox is going so well, I decided to do the same with this.
The premise here, is to buy the least amount of new parts possible, and use what I have to take this as far as I can.
Fist off, drivetrain:
I've installed a new set of Falcon gears
I've had a pair of Thorpe outdrives laying around that I knew would fit the transmission, but no dog bones.
Trying to use everything I have on hand, I had a spare set of TRAXXAS Stampede axles, I cut the cup off the Thorpe out drive, made a flat spot on both sides of it, slide in the Traxxas yoke, two set screws and voila. I also had to cut down the drive shafts, but it worked like a charm, way better than the plastic drive cups that it had.-
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The Junkyard RadFox
in The Builds
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So I took the RadFox for a drive, and want I thought could fail, did, the old and brittle plastic drive shafts, so, why not upgrade.... Blue Integy TRAXXAS Bandit drive shafts....😁