mrlexan wrote:For what it is worth, I have a box full of Bobcat and Zerda parts.
Let me guees: stocked in the shed? Just teasing.
Did you ever get a look at what scorpion or tomahawk parts you have left (used but usable)?
With MikeDealer not making progress on the tube frames I could be tempted at reconsidering the trailing arm project I had in mind
The Hirobo box is actually right inside the front door of the storage unit, I put some more Hirobo parts in it last weekend. As for the Tomahawk parts, that stuff is buried somewhere, not sure where.
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mrlexan wrote:For what it is worth, I have a box full of Bobcat and Zerda parts.
Let me guees: stocked in the shed? Just teasing.
Did you ever get a look at what scorpion or tomahawk parts you have left (used but usable)?
With MikeDealer not making progress on the tube frames I could be tempted at reconsidering the trailing arm project I had in mind
progress is on its way lol. package arrived today with my drill bits i ordered and need to drill the steel properly, and i literally have everything i need to get going, except time lol. but im working on that right now to make this weekend free and going to get working hard here.
I don't recall where I saved the pics of this car before I took it apart :oops:
Anyway, The car I have and would like identified is 4WD with the moter behind the wheels. It has a 2 part metal lower chassis and the battery runs lengthwise.
The 2...
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That's some of the parts I was missing indeed, but the original carriers only use one bearing: not my favourite concept ;)
I'm just going to have fun and see what I can make out of this without putting much money in it for now.
(Though I have to...
I picked this up locally because it sat on craigslist for a couple of weeks. I just thought it was kind of an oddball car. What can you guys tell me about it?
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The Tomcat was an entry-level hobby-grade car, it came already assembled and RTR, and had some decent features for an entry-level car like oil-filled shocks, the suspension was at least better than it's competitors at that level, the Grasshopper &...
Pretty much a new build.
I had a lot of parts gathered up over a few years.
missing the driver (although I 'think' I could use a Kyosho or indeed AE one) and missing 1 cross piece for the cage.
my story with this car was that I went to a...
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With one of the test parts I did sanding with 500 grit sandpaper and then light brush with Acetone. Acetone will soften and bind the plastic layers together. It will also put a shine on the plastic. Don't use too much Acetone or it will soften the...
Hi fellas i have a question, i just bought a hirobo zerda the built version with the red roll cage and i was wondering has anyone tried dying the red roll cage black and if so how did it turn out. Thanks in advance
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You can successfully dye nylon a darker color, but I'm not sure you can dye ABS plastic...I'm pretty sure the roll-cage isn't nylon. Here's the thing: nylon can actually be strengthened by the boiling water in the dyeing process. That's good. ABS...
Hi. I have a new ,unbuilt and boxed hirobo rock'n'vega and I am not sure if I should build it. Or not?!
What do you think and whats your reason :-)
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A hirobo belt drive car is a very special and different thing. Its worth running even if gently and infrequently. Dont get me started! I may go on a spending spree and start going after hirobo cars.... oh no...
New built 44B with Race Prep arms, JG Kydex, and Proline wheels and tires.
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@ threesheds , I used the data provided to derive something... I'm not sure how close it is from the reality, I'll have to wait I have a real tire in hand to check how much need to be reviewed...