Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2009 1:59 pm
Sorry my mistake I did notice after I had written it but it was too late.
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Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
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Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Fri Jul 10, 2009 2:12 pm
It's never too late Moggie XL
Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2009 11:13 pm
Looks like the stealth brace might be made out of kydex? Where it mounts to the shock tower you could wrap the kydex around a 4-40 screw I guess.
Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2009 2:07 pm
Cedric, I have one more white servo horn (JR) for you project if you don't have one(free)
Reggie
Reggie
Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2009 3:35 pm
Hi Reggie
Thanks for the offer, but I have the parts I need.
More pictures to follow asap.
Thanks for the offer, but I have the parts I need.
More pictures to follow asap.
Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 4:34 pm
One more Matt Francis signature front wheel.
The upper front shock mount fit 2 4-40 nuts.
Steering servo whithout hears, just fixed with double tape.
Front shocks fit Lunsford titanium black shafts & flat head titanium screws to adjust the ride height.
The rear one's fit MIP gold shafts.
MIP CVD's and Yokomo TR-51 rear Tyres used by Matt in they first rounds of qualifications and during the Main Practice.
The front End.
The Matt Francis B2 1995 World Champ replica car waiting he's Hitec receiver, and the right gear box.
Enjoy
The upper front shock mount fit 2 4-40 nuts.
Steering servo whithout hears, just fixed with double tape.
Front shocks fit Lunsford titanium black shafts & flat head titanium screws to adjust the ride height.
The rear one's fit MIP gold shafts.
MIP CVD's and Yokomo TR-51 rear Tyres used by Matt in they first rounds of qualifications and during the Main Practice.
The front End.
The Matt Francis B2 1995 World Champ replica car waiting he's Hitec receiver, and the right gear box.
Enjoy
Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 5:29 pm
looking awesome!!!
i cant wait to see the gear box mounted.
i cant wait to see the gear box mounted.
Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 12:22 am
Good Job Cedric!
Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 12:58 am
Great Job Cedric, you always have the cleanest, most accurate builds.
And congrats to Mr. Matt Francis on being the first ever inductee to the RC Car Racing Hall Of Fame!!!
And congrats to Mr. Matt Francis on being the first ever inductee to the RC Car Racing Hall Of Fame!!!
Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2009 2:00 pm
Very nice Cedric, I can't wait to see it with the painted body!
Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 4:37 pm
I got the receiver today.
And I put it in the car.
To follow the right transmission.
And I put it in the car.
To follow the right transmission.
Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 5:44 pm
You missed the 3M double sided tape covering the extra (not in use) RX plugs and the hacked B2 sticker on top of the servo. 
Do you have the Orion SCRC1700? If not, that's going to be hard to find!
You even have the servo wire twisted in the correct direction. Again, great job Cedric, I just love looking at your work. So many people think it's just a B2, but they don't understand how rare the correct parts are.
For that transmission brace. I am sure it's milled white nylon that has been dyed (I say poorly dyed as it has a dull tone). Notice how it bends? I bet you could get a shop to mill that for about $50.00. Not sure the prices in France, but for a build like this, it's well worth it! The 2.25 tranny and motor plate are easy but I think you will have to drill new holes in the chassis plate! I wonder if Matt's chassis plate had the square cut out for the 2.4?????
Do you have the Orion SCRC1700? If not, that's going to be hard to find!You even have the servo wire twisted in the correct direction. Again, great job Cedric, I just love looking at your work. So many people think it's just a B2, but they don't understand how rare the correct parts are.
For that transmission brace. I am sure it's milled white nylon that has been dyed (I say poorly dyed as it has a dull tone). Notice how it bends? I bet you could get a shop to mill that for about $50.00. Not sure the prices in France, but for a build like this, it's well worth it! The 2.25 tranny and motor plate are easy but I think you will have to drill new holes in the chassis plate! I wonder if Matt's chassis plate had the square cut out for the 2.4?????
Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 2:29 am
Yes I know, but I have no 3M tape at home.
I just started to look after
I just started to look after
Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 9:21 am
Very good job !
Enfin trés beau travail !
Enfin trés beau travail !
Re: Matt Francis 1995 World Champs RC10B2 Replica Project
Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2009 12:42 pm
B2 in Japan