Andy's & Hyperdrive mix

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Andy's & Hyperdrive mix

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During a long time I don't know what to do with my Andy's chassis ! But today I answering at this question :P

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What do you think :?:

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I think it's awesome. Rotate that motor another 180° so we can see that beautiful Reedy label, too. :D

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Very nice. What's better the Andy's trailing arms or A&L? I really like this version.
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Wow, that looks pretty awesome dude. I've gotta get me a hyper drive. Can't wait to see this built up.

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Post by Mr. ED »

Cool Cedric,
You found a way to put the the moterplate on the other side.
If you look at the ad for hyperdrive in the scan section here , you see it onthe standard side: making you need to run the moter backward :(

Who made this moterplate then?


I'm thinking of foing the same hyperdrive thing as you know.
But I'm not gonna put the moterplate on the other side: I'm gonna rotate the gearbox around so it becomes a midmoter setup :P

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Post by badhoopty »

RichieRich wrote:Very nice. What's better the Andy's trailing arms or A&L? I really like this version.
i dont think one is better than the other in regards to quality. andys are plastic and the a&l are alloy, so its more of what you prefer.

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Post by wyldbill »

about 2 years ago daryl lane of a&l/factory works was selling off his old stock on ebay. he had quite a few of the trailing arm kits for sale in fiberglass & graphite, he also had some of his personal custom trailing arms he made. some were custom lightened,polished aluminum,magnesium,and delrin all in one lot. man talk about a deal daryl was a wizz with that custom stuff. he even had a custom streched 6 wheel rc-10 truck he built. it had a dual trailing arm setup for the 4 rear tires with dual lethal weapon trannies that thing was awesome! i think he used it for truck pulling or something.

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a&l

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wyldbill wrote:about 2 years ago daryl lane of a&l/factory works was selling off his old stock on ebay. he had quite a few of the trailing arm kits for sale in fiberglass & graphite, he also had some of his personal custom trailing arms he made. some were custom lightened,polished aluminum,magnesium,and delrin all in one lot. man talk about a deal daryl was a wizz with that custom stuff. he even had a custom streched 6 wheel rc-10 truck he built. it had a dual trailing arm setup for the 4 rear tires with dual lethal weapon trannies that thing was awesome! i think he used it for truck pulling or something.
I 'discovered ebay' at the tale end of that and only managed to get a graphite chassis, I keep meaning to email him about a graphite chassis as it'd be way cooler imho.

Oh any pics of the 6 wheel truck?

Back to the thread though, I didn't realise you had to run the motor backwards but now you mention it it becomes plainly obvious. Lol. Very cool.

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