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finally got around to signing up after lurking... but more importantly needed to get the car looking half ok before popping up...

hope you like its the runner was an ebay score and since then been getting bits from liquid rc and oople to get it into the shape it is today.

some fairly recently electrics help it move along and i have to say that lipo and brushless is a boon and so easily accommodated in the b3 chassis

i tried to keep it stock but in addition to the ti factory blue turnbuckles and hex nuts ill be getting blue shock caps and neon yellow rpm rod ends

managed to get a deja vu tu shell from oople but would like to know if there is another alternative that i can use with the low rear shock tower?

Nice car. Welcome

Sharp B3, I also have discovered the B3 as a nice, inexpensive runner that isn't too shabby against the current buggies. I'll have to get some pictures up of mine. One is in the for sale section now as a basher/runner, but I have my main one which started life as a Sport, then a new built but never run B3 FT, then my all blue B3 FT shelfer build which is waiting on a body (link here http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=20898).

very nice... im resisting temptation to go all out and want to try to stay somewhat faithful to team spec but a few bits and bobs here and there wont hurt...

i have to admit though that mine is bashed over the weekends so despite the investment i cant say that it will always look pristine!

good fun though!

Welcome to the forum! Very nice looking B3 but we also would like naked pictures of it!

The current B3 body the Associated has in stock will fit but you need to trim a little from the tower section of the body for it to sit lower, not a big deal!

Great car. Ive bought mip ujs and also bought mip losi axles (1042 i believe) and some more uj washers to space it correctly as you cant run droop without the ujs popping out and this resolves the problem. Hope its of use for you.