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Thank you for your kind words, Jason :D

I've learned so much that I can apply to my new Kyosho FS2... but that won't be ready for at least a month. Until then I'm going to keep racing the Procat like it was intended 8)

I see you're selling your spares... are you weaning yourself off the vintage Cats? It's very difficult saying goodbye to precious vintage spares :cry:

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Re: Luke's Procat rebuild

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You're welcome Luke.

I've been buying up cars and parts for these cars for years. I have finaly finished all my Schuey builds so I figured why not turn out whats left over. :wink: :mrgreen:
-Jason.

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My collection-http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom.asp?id=10980

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Good stuff... so are they retired or still raced in anger from time to time?

I think I have enough spares to assemble a complete front diff like the one in my Procat... dare I sell it? I've got a brand new overdrive pulley, alloy super hex diff washer carriers, B-Fast flattened Losi plates, carbon fibre pulley fences and I think some 3mm ceramic balls. I'll have a look tonight so heads up everyone :wink:

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Something I don't have for my Procat is the alloy H-bracket that goes between the chassis decks... or this beauty...

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Rare diff parts for sale...

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Almost a complete front diff conversion, the same as I have in my Procat.

Ends on Sunday...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270988980422&ssPageName=ADME:L:LCA:GB:1123#ht_3963wt_1139

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Once they're gone they're gone!

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By the way, those diff parts cost well over £40 and some time and effort to collect. I don't have any more spares of those parts so do check them out...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Schumacher-Procat-diff-conversion-/270988980422?pt=UK_ToysGames_RadioControlled_JN&hash=item3f1833b0c6#ht_3979wt_1139

Jason also has some vintage goodies for sale...

Search for eBay item 180896856147

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Schumacher super hex diff v. MMS diff

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Hello, I had a question about the front diff I'm selling and how it compares with the MMS diff...

- The Schumacher diff has machined alloy washer carriers (more precise, stronger and heat absorbing) whereas the MMS diff has nylon (plastic) carriers.

- The Schumacher diff has twin ball bearings housed in the alloy halves instead of the single centre bearing in the MMS diff.

- The Schumacher diff can take a belt up to 6mm wide if you want to do my modification. On the MMS diff the pulley guides get in the way. I have a spare 6mm neoprene belt if you want it.

http://www.oople.com/forums/showpost.php?p=576953&postcount=312

- It is supplied with an 'overdrive' pulley, which gives more 'pull' round the corners. Again, this is what I use in my Procat racer.

- The pulley fences, if you wish to use them, need to be superglued onto the pulley. I carefully sanded both before gluing and they've stayed strong so far...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZIkSMEYosQ

Let me know if you have any questions.

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vintage Schumacher spares

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In case you haven't seen them yet, these auctions are ending this weekend...

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saddle trays

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I'm swapping to saddle packs for my Kyosho Lazer FS so I drew some new trays and straps for the Procat.

They can be used wit the existing posts so hopefully it won't cost too much.

I wonder if the different weight distribution with saddles will improve the handling e.g. less body roll?

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same low speed damping, less pack?

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In the Procat the front currently has No.3 pistons and 37.5 Losi oil. If I wanted similar static damping and less pack i.e. less resistance at speed, could I put in No.4 pistons and 40wt oil? Those plastic plastic mounts just don't transfer the force as effectively as carbon fibre and alloy so when I try to harden up the front it feel 'grotty' :?

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UK model shop with vintage Schumacher parts!

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I just bought some vintage Schumacher parts off Alun at Tay Models.

They have a up to date list of all the old stock e.g Bosscat, Cat 2000 etc.

Their email is [email protected]

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