JJH Replica using Classic RC10
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Re: JJH Replica using Classic RC10
Well, don't get too excited... I found pictures of Jay's car. I thought there would be a few more standard AE kit decals
The only decals I may have are the black Team Associated decals that are on the side of the tub. Not sure if I have black or white from a 10L kit I will dig them out and let you know.
The only decals I may have are the black Team Associated decals that are on the side of the tub. Not sure if I have black or white from a 10L kit I will dig them out and let you know.
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Re: JJH Replica using Classic RC10
Here is the spreadsheet listing all of the mods/parts needed for this project. It's originally an Excel file, but I exported as a JPEG and broke into 3 seperate pages to get the file size small enough. Let me know of any errors or additions and I will update.
I hope other members find this helpful.
- Limestang
I hope other members find this helpful.
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Re: JJH Replica using Classic RC10
Well today was my birthday, so I got a little time to install the correct servo and front shock tower. Thanks to Kooz for selling me a hard to find S131 Servo. I found a graphite shock tower on Ebay for a reasonable amount, solving my Ritt Dye issue.
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Re: JJH Replica using Classic RC10
it looks like you have the front wheels assembled wrong. the center needs to be flipped around.
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Re: JJH Replica using Classic RC10
Rainy week, so took the opportunity to Incorporate new parts on the JJH Classic project:
1) Installed correct Novak Receiver (Not an easy part to find)
2) Replaced Classic Shocks with period correct versions
3) Replaced butchered G-Plug wiring on Novak ESC (Tested my eyes and soldering skills)
4) Corrected Battery Plug
5) upgraded front wheels (chrome)
6) Test operation with NIB Airtronics XL2P Radio System
Overall I'm pleased with how the re-re parts integrated with the vintage chassis and other components. The reproduction chassis is often a lighter gold, providing a more authentic look.
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1) Installed correct Novak Receiver (Not an easy part to find)
2) Replaced Classic Shocks with period correct versions
3) Replaced butchered G-Plug wiring on Novak ESC (Tested my eyes and soldering skills)
4) Corrected Battery Plug
5) upgraded front wheels (chrome)
6) Test operation with NIB Airtronics XL2P Radio System
Overall I'm pleased with how the re-re parts integrated with the vintage chassis and other components. The reproduction chassis is often a lighter gold, providing a more authentic look.
- Limestang
Re: JJH Replica using Classic RC10
What exactly are the black front wheels on this car? I have always
been curious about the front wheels on Jay's car.
been curious about the front wheels on Jay's car.
"They call me the Breeze,.....I keep rollin' down the road."
Early six gear CE, black & white Stealth CE, RC10 classic, SC10 kit version.
Early six gear CE, black & white Stealth CE, RC10 classic, SC10 kit version.
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Re: JJH Replica using Classic RC10
They are Proline 1.5" wheels that fit the Rough Rider (#200-F). You will also need Tamiya Wheel bearing adapters. If you click on the spread sheets, they will enlarge so you can better read them. The spread sheet contains all of the parts needed for the replica.
If you search eBay for Proline 1.5 wheel, they show up fairly regularly. Here's a set showing now:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-RC-Pro-Line-1-5-FronT-BLACK-Wheels-n-Tires-TAMIYA-Sand-Scorcher-Etc-/301576316431?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item463759660f[url][/url]
Hope this help.
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If you search eBay for Proline 1.5 wheel, they show up fairly regularly. Here's a set showing now:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-RC-Pro-Line-1-5-FronT-BLACK-Wheels-n-Tires-TAMIYA-Sand-Scorcher-Etc-/301576316431?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item463759660f[url][/url]
Hope this help.
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Re: JJH Replica using Classic RC10
Will we get to see more pics of it finished? I'm loving the bodywork paint.
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Re: JJH Replica using Classic RC10
Here are some other photos. This was a fun project. Credit goes to all the members that built a JJH replica before me.
Mark
Mark
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Re: JJH Replica using Classic RC10
That car looks great! Very nice!
Rod Littau
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