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Love it , that loo s great.

Charlie don't surf wrote:Don't forget me on that one-

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RC104ever wrote:Can someone confirm that these are the correct wheels adapters used for the fronts:

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXJK29&P=7

That's the one I used.

nice work on these miguel, i have like a drawer full of spares and was going to get around to this and write a how to but been busy, awesome work, and its great we can have 5 stars again lol! since the HPI originals are like incredi-rare and only 2.1. Thanks, You started this with your Ultima so, t...

Love it man, great looking kit.

Good stuff Ruffy...

Awesome stuff Reg, and Jr.

Question - can you buy HPI front wheels instead of modding the rear wheels like in the first post? Or is that the only way to do it? I bought the metal HPI wheel adaptors on ebay then realized that there are so many hex adaptors out there available for this application - I've even seen Associated h...

Good looking Cards Reg, love the yellow motor plate...

You are getting all American Choppers on us....
This is awesome man, love this...

awesome on the body, I think the front tower looks good.

This is awesome Ruffy thank you for sharing, this was a similar feeling I got when I found RC10Talk, good times from the past started coming back.

minimini wrote:Miguel, the steering servo is sitting like the B4 config ??

Yes, it's a B3 servo saver steering. I am using the same on this new project.

Did that material come with the kick-up or did you do that yourself? Did you cut this one with a handsaw or power? Very nice. 8) I got this plate with a 20deg K/U 2 years ago from Reg. I designed a chassis to work with a worlds front end and with a RC10GT rear bulkhead. I did the some handsaw and s...

Mindwarp wrote:Decided on my wheels.

WOW... you are going for it...