ATOMIC CARBON AC10... WOW !

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templeofspeed wrote:I vote for teflon team shocks w/ black collars and hardware. Nice looking project!
and a black motor plate. :wink:

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i would form a stock looking motor plate out of carbon fiber.

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Great idea hoop.... Track Master offered twin carbon plates up on their belt drive system back in the day.

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ideas are my buisness... :wink:

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badhoopty wrote:i would form a stock looking motor plate out of carbon fiber.
not very good for running it, carbon is conductive and would create interference...

as for the look of the AC10 it's really amazing and neat, but I would have chosen all white parts with Teflon shocks and black motor plate, of course white parts are not as easy to find...
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Asso_man! wrote:
badhoopty wrote:i would form a stock looking motor plate out of carbon fiber.
not very good for running it, carbon is conductive and would create interference...
And aluminium isn't conductive?

Problem with a carbon mount is that it won't conduct heat from the motor and the chance of damaging the carbon where the motor screws on. Also the mount has to be attached to the gearbox by screw threads in the plate,not sure how long they would last in a carbon plate. :(

I would go for a black motor mount, then the teflon shocks for the full on stealth look. Using gold shocks and motor plate they will stand out against all that black, but then that may be the point.
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mold a cf gear cover that just extends up and accross the exposed part of the motor plate.

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or you could go the cheater route aluminum plate with carbonfiber vinyl.

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I can't tell from the photos but is the carbon glossy on both sides or is it a satin release sheet finish on the outside?

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PBR Allstar wrote:I can't tell from the photos but is the carbon glossy on both sides or is it a satin release sheet finish on the outside?
I would be curios to see what it would look like if all the black plastics were spray with a glossy clear coat.
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terry.sc wrote:Problem with a carbon mount is that it won't conduct heat from the motor and the chance of damaging the carbon where the motor screws on.
Custom Works uses graphite chassis in there NITRO Enforcer & Intimidator, the engine mounts directly to the graphite chassis.

A graphite motor plate would be awesome with the AC chassis ....

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buy the parts by yourself???

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http://www.fibre-lyte.co.uk/

they sell to anyone...

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Re: ATOMIC CARBON AC10... WOW !

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Black MIP shocks with black springs all around, Technacraft wheels with blacked out center hub section and sitting nice and low....that would be sweet!

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Re: ATOMIC CARBON AC10... WOW !

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Hahaha welcome to a year ago!

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Re: ATOMIC CARBON AC10... WOW !

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Yeah, I've always been a little slow to catch on ;) I did see this chassis on RC Tech a while ago but I just found this forum and I'm going through every thread that seems interesting in the various forums to see if I can find more info on these old cars. I've killed about 16 hours in the past 3 days since Daryl Lane told me about this place....I think I'm starting to adhere to the couch a little bit :lol: but it's soooooooooooooooooooooooo worth it!

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