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Ah shoot. I never thought about the straight through red wire meaning it couldn't have reverse, but it makes sense. I need to find something tiny with reverse to power a 380!

Lastly, this cool little ESC, to suit silver can or Sports Tuned motors. Basically an inline ESC! I can see this hiding away inside a M03 chassis, or even in the GTO. Check out the size compared to the Deans plugs! http://www.tcphotos.com/getuserimage.asp?t=n&id=img154_03112015012448_1.jpg :sho...

how many trips did that take you in the Volksrod?

Congrats buddy!

Happy birthday buddy! I made you a birthday card, but it's in DXF format and you will have to cut it out of carbon on the CNC router...

Do I have to kick start this again??
"Half finished project in a box that hasn't been touched in at least 5 years"

Do I see a toilet4 conversion in the future??

Oooh right. I was thinking chassis plate. Either would be cool. I have seen a set of those rockers cut out of frp. It can be done, just have to space the parts a little differently.

Just asking. Would it be great the plates out of carbon. Jerzi A carbon chassis would look great with carbon axle tubes! http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f164/shutupanddrive714/RC%20crap/SRB/6CF6A72F-65A8-4625-812D-CE51DD3D816A-20960-00000C7A4460803E_zpseb460f52.jpg I think it would be cool- carbo...

I'll get it started again- "r/c car on shelf, dusty, partially disassembled"
Good luck getting a pic of that one!

If you're going to add a sub, I would bridge two channels for the sub, and use the other two channels to power the front speakers (not bridged) while running the rear shelf speakers off the head unit. Not sure why everyone keeps saying to run the rear speakers off the amp. You sit up front, that's w...

Did I read 4x4 conversion in there somewhere. :mrgreen: I'm not saying anything... :wink: :lol: Very nice cad work. What do you use to measure up the original parts? And which software do you use for the modeling? I actually used Blender for a lot of this. I'm getting back into Solidworks, but stil...

I've been modeling and printing parts like crazy lately, a lot of which are SRB based. Thought you guys might like to see the progress. This first set is all the vintage style nylon bits. I'm also working on a rear mono rocker that works with the factory Scorcher cage, some 2 piece ball cups for nyl...

Hmm cool, thanks for the link. TMS was one of the companies who's name I couldn't remember when searching. I had since found these: http://www.ebay.com/itm/NIP-Vintage-Sees-billet-aluminum-wheels-for-Tamiya-Blackfoot-Mud-Blaster-Beetle-/231649635932?hash=item35ef64ee5c&nma=true&si=uOpwOp58E8...

I've had these for a long time and always wondered who made them. Maybe See's? They fit Monster Beetle, Blackfoot, etc. The way the rear wheel bypasses the adapter and mounts straight into the axle pin might help identify them. http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f164/shutupanddrive714/RC%20crap/WUT/7...