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Very cool basement track!

My preferred 3D printing nylon filament went extinct, but while searching for a replacement I may have come across a filament as good or better. I have no experience running/crashing with it yet, but Filamatrix Phoenix copolymer Nylon has a color and feel similar to original associated nylon parts. ...

R6cowboy wrote: ↑Mon Feb 19, 2024 8:39 pm (Removed this next part because I was found guilty by the enforcement).

Bad boy bad boy, whatcha gonna do? Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?

I've got some trial and error (and error and error and error) tweaks to make, but I think this concept will work.
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RC in his natural habitat
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The plan coming together
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After wanting a Top Cat since they first came out, my first one finally arrived
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This ad always had me envision of my friend's RC10
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The schmedium bones are too short for the B4.

This one doesn't look like it's going to be an EGT beater. It looks pretty nice with all the bright clean nylon parts.

I understand that sort of thought
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Old terminology for the nitro motor size equivalent as an electric motor.
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12 hrs before poll closes!

For now, I'm sticking with the plastic tub chassis. It will probably get some clearance trims for the steering servos. But this batch of goodies from Crawford Performance should get me going.
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I was mostly interested in the direct drive gearbox, but this AGI Jammer with added aero undertray feels like a real score. . 1000009649.jpg . 1000009652.jpg . I'm curious what the extra ball stud on the left side of the rear bulkhead is for. Maybe to change geometry of the rear left arm, or lock it...

Starting with centering the steering servo. Printed ABS wedge and oversized square servo mount blocks. The chassis width is perfect for centering a standard size servo. . 1000009622.jpg . 1000009626.jpg . The CRP kit arms are meant for an FX10 and the pivots are a little long for a Tamiya. A little ...

FYI - as of this morning Liquid RC has it available.
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That also might be what I need when I get around to re-doing my Hyper Hornet front suspension. I hate dealing with the limited clearance in Hopper tubs. I just use the standard servo saver and glue it together, then use a cheap metal gear servo in it. But with your printing capabilities, you have a...