Taking a Raider to the next level.... (aint saying much!)

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Re: Taking a Raider to the next level.... (aint saying much!

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makes me want to take the extra parts and build a second Raider with your parts. Darn you jeff.
1 stock raider, 1 jeff special. (now if i can just find the parts i cant find online id be good)

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I recently divested myself of all things Raider, otherwise I would have been able to help you out. A couple of them came from you originally anyway, I think... at one point I had five of the stupid things...

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I thought about that, I always end up liquidating just in time to need the stuff :mrgreen:
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markbt73 wrote:...at one point I had five of the stupid things...
I know there's a sucker born every minute and everything, but.... FIVE???? :shock:

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Incredible_Serious wrote:
markbt73 wrote:...at one point I had five of the stupid things...
I know there's a sucker born every minute and everything, but.... FIVE???? :shock:

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Oddly, I wasn't looking for any. Two got thrown in with deals for other cars I wanted, Jeff pawned off two on me (trades for something, but I don't recall what anymore), and somehow I accumulated enough parts to build a fifth.

And really, they're not bad little cars. Kinda fun to drive. There are just other cars I like better, and I only have so much room and money.

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the one I got from you is really nice.

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Re: Taking a Raider to the next level.... (aint saying much!

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Nice going GomachV
Can you make a shot from a different angle on the front shocktower please?

12mm hexes... carefull with the wheels you select: the ones from the 22 etc have a much thicker crossection which makes it impossible to get your locknut on.

Also, look for something with a little more offset than most current 12mm hex wheels. The 1/16 E-revo wheels are usable for example

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I've got a set of Tamiya 2.2's ill try to fit on this weekend.

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Re: Taking a Raider to the next level.... (aint saying much!

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I wanted them as vertical as possible because the lower shock mount point is so far in. The two holes unused will be used when I get some adjustable ball ends on it. They brace the bulkhead nicely

We need some delrin arms. Hey, I think I can make those too :mrgreen:
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:idea: Maybe you nee a delrin bulkhead too :wink:

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Lol! Gotta leave a couple parts original. Although....delrin trans plates and a trackmaster style trans.....hmm...LOL
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Sounds great, but you're right: a raider build is a reader build.
I do hope to one day see another project though: a car you design and make every part possible yourself for.

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Re: Taking a Raider to the next level.... (aint saying much!

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I've never personally tried it but as far as I know, A rear shock tower and trans top cover from a Rocky fits the Raider. The shock tower is aluminum, and the trans top cover is I think pot metal which adds rigidity to the rest of the trans.

The other day I unearthed my Raider Pro to put on eBay but fell in love with it again after seeing/remembering how mint it was.

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Yes both the tower and gear cover are compatible. I copied the bottom half of the rocky tower for this g10 tower. I need a cast cover for my rocky actually. I keep forgetting to look for one
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New upright rear shock positions, updated front tower, and got rid of the blue 8)
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