JK's re-re Racer build
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Re: JK's re-re Racer build
Dang...those big bores are.....BIG!
I see spacers are required on the back to get the shocks to fit right
I see spacers are required on the back to get the shocks to fit right
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Re: JK's re-re Racer build
Sweet. Yeah, I can already tell it's born of it's orange/white striped father. Copy the "errands" to get topshaft, tbuckles, etc 

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Re: JK's re-re Racer build
Orange/white donated the big boresY'ernat Al wrote:Sweet. Yeah, I can already tell it's born of it's orange/white striped father. Copy the "errands" to get topshaft, tbuckles, etc

Found I dont have 1.5 degree white truck rear carriers


I will keep telling myself that.
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Copy. Yeah you may have to buy a pair off a granite counter top hobby shop (just made that upJK Racing wrote:Orange/white donated the big boresY'ernat Al wrote:Sweet. Yeah, I can already tell it's born of it's orange/white striped father. Copy the "errands" to get topshaft, tbuckles, etc
Found I dont have 1.5 degree white truck rear carriersBlack ones it will be for now. It is a runner and they will be hidden by the wheels
I will keep telling myself that.

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Re: JK's re-re Racer build
if you do, they will replace the black ones on there now 
Gomachv, if you look, i spaced the rear tower way forward and run the shock behind them. I really didnt like the spacing needed on the tower or the arm to get the big bores lined up right in front of the tower.
and yes, SOME of the errands were for me, but others were for the family
little bit of bling

B4 clear cover - only using the top screw for now. my 4-40 tap broke


Gomachv, if you look, i spaced the rear tower way forward and run the shock behind them. I really didnt like the spacing needed on the tower or the arm to get the big bores lined up right in front of the tower.
and yes, SOME of the errands were for me, but others were for the family
little bit of bling

B4 clear cover - only using the top screw for now. my 4-40 tap broke

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Re: JK's re-re Racer build
temp turn buckles (ala Steel Traxxas, look good and old school for now)


official semi-roller shot

steering, electronics and paint due in the next week.
I can post pics of anything you guys have questions on, that I have done of course


official semi-roller shot

steering, electronics and paint due in the next week.
I can post pics of anything you guys have questions on, that I have done of course

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Re: JK's re-re Racer build
That is a sweet looking roller! Although those shocks are just begging to be reanodized gold 
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Re: JK's re-re Racer build
I know, I know....really, just the blue bits black, I would be happy with just that little change.
Bob has a build where he had AE threaded shocks re-annod in gold, they are great looking.
Bob has a build where he had AE threaded shocks re-annod in gold, they are great looking.
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Re: JK's re-re Racer build
Interesting. I am looking for some silver turnbuckles, so they are adjustable but without the black standing out so much, and not too modern looking either. Those could work well.JK Racing wrote:temp turn buckles (ala Steel Traxxas, look good and old school for now)
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Maybe I could cut down the 50mm to the right size for the short arms, or the 62mm for the long-arm version, to keep from showing a mile of thread.
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Re: JK's re-re Racer build
The 50mm are used for camber links, the 60mm was used on the steering. I did cut down the 50s to fit better.
Here are some other good options, maybe even no cutting
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXJH78&P=7
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXJH79&P=7
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXJH80&P=7
Here are some other good options, maybe even no cutting

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXJH78&P=7
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXJH79&P=7
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXJH80&P=7
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Re: JK's re-re Racer build
You could also use the RPM long rod ends...Nice build 

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Re: JK's re-re Racer build
I could, but I dont like the current RPM white. I built a car with them, didnt like it at all.
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Re: JK's re-re Racer build
Out of all the shock tower choices why did you choose those ???? Are those the ones most people use when they race ???? I am going to be building a re re racer also that is why I am asking...I was going to use the worlds carbon clone ones...
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