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reghammer wrote:Those arms were made by Chad for Bulletproof, ( an AZ based Nitro Sprint co)

is innovative still in business? they're the only place i know of that had threaded .71 shock bodies. i talked with them around christmas time, but they didn't have any more, and they weren't sure when they might have more.

Nope, they split (very unfortunate) at the 2006 US Openwheel they had me, Chris Cramer & Tim
McNutt all running for them outside AZ, but then even after great results (2006 RCPRO finals
winning & 3rd place cars)(Chris Cramer) & ECDOS series sprint championship winning car.(McNutt) The 2006 & 2007 WDRA summernationals TQ & winning by 2 laps both years prototype Electric Mod Sprint (Me) they pulled the team plug, then about 6 mos later the whole plug--
Kinda dissapointing they had a great team---but what can you do

BTW I still have a four .71 threaded from them (and pre production to boot)

Asso_man! wrote:you are the man Sebastian! Awesome CAD work and brilliant idea!

Hi Asso,

that's Michael with the good ideas and drawings. I (Sebastian) only profit from his ideas because we live in the same darn town ...

Cheers

Seb

scr8p wrote:those arms look pretty cool.

i'm doing the same thing with this car, only with dynotech arms, b4 cvd's, and 10t/gt hub carriers. the rear end should be at max legal width, if you were to race it.

Jason, are those T2 inner blocks (like the #7363) at the rear?

Thanks

Seb

Minicooper 35 wrote:

Asso_man! wrote:you are the man Sebastian! Awesome CAD work and brilliant idea!

Hi Asso,

that's Michael with the good ideas and drawings. I (Sebastian) only profit from his ideas because we live in the same darn town ...

Cheers

Seb

hum, sorry, I just came back from a 2 days brainstorming meeting in Düsseldorf when I wrote that yesterday. I drank a lot of light brown "water" Düsseldorf beer in the night, tasty but couldn't find the alcohol effect after 8 beers must be because of my Belgian training

"Home is where your Stella is.", right?

Minicooper 35 wrote:"Home is where your Stella is.", right?

I'm more of a REAL Trappist beer amateur, but do like Stella too after some Trappists

I dunno no Trappist ...

I often drink Stella when I am in the UK (because I only have been one time to Belgium before)?!

Minicooper 35 wrote:I dunno no Trappist ...

I often drink Stella when I am in the UK (because I only have been one time to Belgium before)?!

I don't know what we are talking about but Stella is wicked.

*cracks can and gets the party started*

Hi!

back to topic: I have the price!

If I let make the a-arms with laser-sintering-process, one arm would cost around 20.00 Euros for one arm. Material: PE

It´s not cheap, but it´s much cheaper, than I thought.

With the laser-sintering-process I couldt make alot of other special-parts for the RC10.

Hmmmmm....

Michael

Very nice!
let me be the first to say: Damn The dollar!
That is about $64 for a pair

Minicooper 35 wrote:Jason, are those T2 inner blocks (like the #7363) at the rear?

yup. i still have to get all of the parts i need to mock this up. hopefully, sooner than later.