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My rerelease schumacher cat xls. Did some upgrades to it, such as the ball bearing steering assembly, inspired by the original Wasp racing. Also changed out all the piano wire pivot pins for screwed hinge pins. Really diggin the look of the Novak Electronics in this car. https://i.ibb.co/XjrfSjc/IMG...

Here ya go Traxxas, chew on this Huanqi 727 Slash “clone”. Besides the electronics, color of parts and tires/wheels it’s identical. But....it was $132 shipped to my door I just needed a rig for mock up. This fit the bill a lot better than $400. Sorry Traxxas. Less greedy and I would have bought you...

Oke, thank you. Will have a look at it.

The main purpose of this car was to make something that could compete with modern cars, whilst still looking vintage. There was minimum extra cutting of the body needed.
It also resolved the problem of a lot of useless spare parts....

Amazing project. Really nice to see the usual colored details on these losi cars.

Well, since the parts I am missing are nowhere to be found, I could do the next best thing to complete this car: CAD (At least until the missing parts magically appear somewhere) I drew the bottom half of the gearbox to the dimensions of the broken one I had, this one was only missing the ears for t...

nikoscfu wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 1:12 pm Hello i have this rc in my possession and i would like to know wich model is it. thanks
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It is a Kyosho Group C Nissan R89 C

The easiest and most original way to do a comparable conversion would be to take the transmission of the nitro hawk or nitro buggy and create a custom motorplate to accommodate the electric motor. - I still haven't seen anyone else out there making a proper mid motor Traxxas conversion. Even the goo...

Futaba mc10 FET might be the right looking esc you are after...
I don't know how big they are, but do seem to be normal sized.

Race ready Kyosho Lazer ZX.
Carbon fibre shock towers and top deck. Some custom made lipo shorty battery cradles and the blue steering bellcranks make this car ready for the track. Runs really smooth.

For those that are interested in rendered pictures of the CAD files, here are some. Only the chassis has been modeled, as the original suspension components would be maintained. Some of the original parts have been measured and recreated in CAD, so the interference with other parts could be checked ...