Parma/Kamtec Body for Yokomo
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Parma/Kamtec Body for Yokomo
Has Anyone mounted up the kamtec parma body on an 870? I know some people mentioned it and talked a bit about it, but I'm looking for some feedback before I order one.
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ford.
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Still in the plans, but we are living in a 1000 sq ft apartment (only been here a week) and I am not sure that is the right place for a project like that. I really need a house to take something like that on.... I need to sell my other house before I can get another. We'll see what happens, it would be much easier if I could find a source for pulling bodies. Seeing that this is an aerospace heavy area, I am hoping someone around here has that capability.
I will read over my PMs again.
Jay
I will read over my PMs again.
Jay
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Thanks Jay, I would really like some pointers on making a good plug to potentially pull bodies from. Mostly so we can potentially preserve some of the designs for possible future use. I have a couple right now that I really don't want to use, but I really want to use,,, I'm sure you know how that goes.
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I've been waiting for a while to get my YZ 870C finished, I sent the copy of the Parma body to Keith to be copied and I got an extra body back in return. I have just tried the body against my car and the pictures are below. I think I have initially lined up the holes slightly wrong and so the undertray is a little closer to one wheel than the other. Small problem to be rectified.
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My pics were too big to put in so had to save them again. I hope this shows the fitting properly
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- I hope this is clear to show how the fitting is.
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- I hope this is clear to show how the fitting is.
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- Seeing as no one seems to have a YZ870C body to be molded this seems to be the nearest thing to the original
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- Seeing as no one seems to have a YZ870C body to be molded this seems to be the nearest thing to the original
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