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working on rear shock mounts tonight and a new aluminum wing, but other than that im almost done here finally a few months later lol

also working on a hood roof, i totally screwed up the lexan one i used from a protech body while airbrushing lol.

That looks awsome,nice job


Dave

mikedealer wrote:working on rear shock mounts tonight and a new aluminum wing, but other than that im almost done here finally a few months later lol

racer's edge makes these nice little aluminum shock mounts and if you buy the "off-road" version they come in two lengths. rcboyz on ebay sells them less than $5.00 including shipping for 4 of them with various color plastic inserts.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Associated-Black-Touring-Car-Super-Shock-Mounts_W0QQitemZ350017111967QQihZ022QQcategoryZ34063QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

its actually a weirder problem than that.. i actually have the Hammad ghuman alloy ones.. but i need a way to mount the screw to the chassis..

in the back, i have the 3 hole adjustment thing.. but i have the screw holes at a flat 90degree angle.. meaning the screw sits flat to the ground. when i put the bushing in and then the shock, it goes at too extreme of a angle.. basically i am going to mill a "U" shaped peice of aluminum, screm then into the outer 2 holes, and then insert the shock in the middle..

hard to explain i guess

hard to see in the pics. maybe you could flip the rear arms rc10gt style and mount the shocks on the back of the arm?

interesting... i might try that... i was actually thinking of trying the A&L white delrin mounts also, thats kinda what im gonna need i think.. now to fidn them lol

Have you tried mounting the shocks up side down the ball end might give you a wide mounting angle if it's thinner than the shocker top.

MD BY LOOKIN AT HOW YOU HAVE IT NOW,AND ADDING BODY PANELS oops caps,wheres the receiver esc gonna go?
I fogot about the nerf bar area,thatd be great for them and still let you use the driver figure cool.DON
ps:he looks a bit tall in there,might need trim off some get look right

im am going to mount the electronics behind the drivers head by the tranny brace, the wing should cover them up..

the driver can be moved down a bit too, and the roof panel will raise it up a little too

i dig the steering wheel, i dont know why but it catches my attention. I thought it was attached to the chassis the first time I looked. its cool

ya just a tamiya driver, i have a ton of them i recast one day when i was bored and playing with extra molding material

i figured out my shock mount problem, while going through a huge box of screws and parts, i used a rc10l aluminum style servo mount (the ones that come up at a angle, trinity i think made them). Just mounted them, they work perfectly, just gotta polish them and since everyone in the house is sleeping, gotta wait till tommorow....

once i finish the front aluminum name plate, paint the lexan hood, mount rest of the electronics, and make a new wing... im gonna put this on the shelf finally lol.

like these

Alright, well i blow at taking pictures... but with the exception of a couple more logos and stickers... im bout to call this project "a day" lol.

I made a "new" aluminum wings since i didnt like my old ones, i made a aluminum front plate with the stripe, and a hood panel..

im going to find or make some sort of plastic peice like a clamp to wrap around the tube and mount the wheel to it somehow... not sure hows its going to work but ill think of something, just dont want the exposed back wheel to show

gotta clean it and give it a final polishing and its good to go finally lol

Looking good Mike, I love shape, look very aggressive. Is it heavy?