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also depends in my opinion if you have the Factory Team tub or not... The non FT is a bit more shiny and sanding that down... I wouldn't recommend that. The FT tub has a more matte finish to it. Perhaps you can try sanding that down, but I haven't tried that (yet).

with shocks like that you nead a nice shock stand

My first real RC was also a Rough Rider, so brings back memories.

Love the grey bodyshell!

biggest difference was that the FT version has graphite arms, chassis, rear tower, front bulkhead and front topplate. These are a bit hard to find nowadays..

Post your pictures!

Thanks Jeff! I think you nailed it. I looked and looked and could not find a similar car. The front wheels are identical to the ones on the box although the front tires ( 2" ??? ) are hard as a rock. The rears were apparently replaced with Bolink foams. The resistor pack ( 3 wire type ) has be...

nice truck! Love the paintjob

jwscab wrote: ↑Wed Feb 27, 2019 8:07 pm Bottom load shocks were available in .56, .71, but the .71 were listed as an options.

Front could be
.56
.71
.89
1.02 truck

Rears could be:
1.32
1.32 with 1.02 shafts world's car
1.18
1.39 t3 and gt?

1.39 Bottom load shocks for the t3, gt, and t4 (and gt2 I guess...)

very cool car !

Thanks!
And what lenght chassis dit you choose?

very nice!
Help me out: is that top picture a b44 chassis you used as a template?

Thunder Tiger Phoenix ST is a T3 clone. Not all parts are the same but the chassis is. Only thing is the type of plastic, that could be different...

verry cool. One of the coolest RC's ever made in my humble opinion...

One of the nicest buggy's I've ever seen... very cool

+1 on the yoga block

Cool!

But now you'll have to make a video!