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Re: CRP/Turbo Scorpion Racer

Posted: Fri Jan 31, 2014 10:06 am
by 1300GT
Thanks Lars! :D

I'll have to get some for my Tomahawk.

Re: CRP/Turbo Scorpion Racer

Posted: Fri Jan 31, 2014 11:14 am
by DennisM
Good luck on the vintage race :D

Re: CRP/Turbo Scorpion Racer

Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2015 10:40 am
by deangaffney
Hi Lars, does anyone make side bars that might fit a Scorpion? For protecting the rear wheels and arms I mean.

thanks

Dan
London

Re: CRP/Turbo Scorpion Racer

Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2015 2:55 pm
by Hcp22
Yes, if you mean historically, Kyosho, JG, CRP, Dirt Burners and STAC (my be others) made two point nerf bars and are not so hard to find. The three point nerf bars was made by JG and CRP and are almost impossible to find, it took me 4 years before I found my set.
I haven't seen any repro, but it would be easy to make by your own two point nerf bars. All you need is a 5mm aluminum rod and a pip bender.

Two point nerf bars
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The three point nerf bars
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Re: CRP/Turbo Scorpion Racer

Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2015 4:47 pm
by turbo scorpion
Perhaps I'll finaly get to finishing my turbo scorpion. 2 years ago i got the last of the parts i needed and have been preoccupied since.

Great to see this thread still active.....

Re: CRP/Turbo Scorpion Racer

Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2015 4:49 pm
by NoBrainer
This looks awesome.
Found Swedish / Norwegian vintage cup last year and now I need a scorpion I think.
Started getting some parts I want.

Is 17.5t motor and stock gearing ok? Or should I look for some other gearing?

Re: CRP/Turbo Scorpion Racer

Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2015 6:02 pm
by Hcp22
NoBrainer wrote:This looks awesome.
Found Swedish / Norwegian vintage cup last year and now I need a scorpion I think.
Started getting some parts I want.

Is 17.5t motor and stock gearing ok? Or should I look for some other gearing?
At the NVC (Nordic Vintage Challenge) you would use a brushed motor in a Scorpion and run it in the 2WD Classic class. But if you want, you can run it with a 17.5 in the 2WD class. Her is a link to the NVC rules http://www.ymr.no/nvc/rules.htm

Re: CRP/Turbo Scorpion Racer

Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2015 6:15 pm
by NoBrainer
I got a brushed ESC and some motors, so that's no problem.
Thanks

Re: CRP/Turbo Scorpion Racer

Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2015 9:10 am
by NoBrainer
The front shock towers, is it 2mm aluminum you made new shock towers from?
Do RB6 ball differential work with the Scorpion?
Do you need 2.2" wheels to compete in the 2WD and originals for the Classic 2WD? What wheels are recommended for this ride?

Re: CRP/Turbo Scorpion Racer

Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2015 11:11 am
by Hcp22
I know that the RB5 will fit the 2014 Scorpion, so I guess that the RB6 will fit to. The rear wheels I'm using is E-Revo 2.2" wheels (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Jconcepts-Rulux-1-16-E-Revo-Wheel-2-2inch-Black-RC-Car-Truck-Off-Road-3333B-/131287846680?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e915d8f18)
And for front wheels I'm using Durango DEX210 wheels (http://www.ebay.com/itm/De-Racing-Borrego-Wheel-For-Team-Durango-Dex210-Front-Black-BBDFB-/331575231963?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4d336c85db)
2mm thick aluminum will do fine for the front shock towers.

And here is a link in Swedish about my Tomahawk (http://rsb.se/arena/showthread.php?80645-Kyosho-Tomahawk-till-US-VONats)

Re: CRP/Turbo Scorpion Racer

Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2015 7:12 pm
by NoBrainer
Hcp22 wrote:And here is a link in Swedish about my Tomahawk (http://rsb.se/arena/showthread.php?80645-Kyosho-Tomahawk-till-US-VONats)
WOW!
That looks so awesome!

Thanks for the links on wheels. I will check it out.
Now I just need my Beetle.
They did not have a Scorpion or Tomahawk here in Norway, so had to settle for a Beetle.
But I got to get it first before I can see what I need.
I have always raced 1:10 on-road and Kyosho Mini-Z, so this buggy is new to me.

Re: CRP/Turbo Scorpion Racer

Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2015 9:53 am
by NoBrainer
Yes, got my Beetle last night.
Awesome to build.
Now I just miss "all" the pieces you have said and some that I think just looks cool.