Page 1 of 2

Mr. Gold and Silver (final pictures on last post)

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 1:06 am
by DMAT
Just another Alloy build in progress. All the extra parts from my first alloy build being put into another. I have an extra set of electronics but I want to put them on a graphite racer.

A lot of the parts are actually from members here so this is more of a RC10talk build. Finally got to use the parts from ask bob, quite a wonderful chassis he had on that other car. Some suggested a while back that I do a chrome painted body to go along with my other alloy car but I went for the body panels instead after purchasing this one. So now im doing it on this one.

Parts so far:

Chassis: Askbob
Nose Plate: Askbob
Motor Plate: Askbob
Front Bulkheads: Askbob
Rear Arm Mounts: Askbob
Rear Hub Carriers: Askbob (Modified to allow bearings to sit in farther for B4 UJ)
Caster Blocks: Askbob
Front hub Carriers: Askbob
Front Arms: Atlas
Rear Arms: Atlas
Body Posts: Atlas
Front shock Tower: Lexus-5
Rear Shock Tower: Lexus-5
Rear Bulkhead: Chophead
Tranny Brace: Chophead
Shock collars: Chophead
Shock cups: Chophead
Stealth Transmission Case: REC
First Gen alloy Knock offs: REC

4mm Turnbuckle Rod Ends: integy
4mm Turnbuckles: Lunsford
Shock rod ends: RC4wd
Battery Heatsink: Integy
Antenna Mount: D-Hawk (OMG this thing is incredibly small)
Battery Cup: D-Hawk
8-18 Stainless Steel Hardware: Fastenal
Various Bearings: Avid RC
Shock Bushings: STRC (not installed)

Nose tubes: already Owned
Sees front wheels: already Owned
Shocks: Already Owned
Wing Tubes: Already Owned
Transmission Internals: Already Owned
Front tires: 2.1 Proline Viper: Already Owned

Sees Rear wheels: Ebay (3/16) axle
B4 UJ's: Ebay
Servo Mounts: Ebay
Alloy Wing: Ebay (not sure what car it was originally for)
Chrome Painted Replica Body: Ebay (Jaystuff)
Apache Rear Tires: Ebay
Bell cranks: Ebay (were included on another car purchase)


Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
Image
Image

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 3:08 am
by THUNDERSTRIKE1
Now thats worthy of a magazine add if i ever saw one body looking sweet but would hate to race it on a sunny day!!! 8) 8) 8) 8) Don

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 10:27 am
by SFC K
I agree with Don! That is really nice and so worthy of being published! 8)

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 12:04 pm
by askbob
That looks super nice! 8) Good to see those parts again.
I'm assuming the body is painted with a chrome paint from underneath?

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 3:13 pm
by myfordcnc
Beautiful work! We are going down the same road it looks like.

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 3:32 pm
by DMAT
Its painted from the inside

forgot to add I'm missing my axle pins. Didnt know B4 only used 1/16" pins and everything I have wont fit it.

The body is painted from the inside. I gotta say Jaystuff the ebay seller cut down the body as tight as possible around the rear shock tower. Its a little hard to put it on. I also need to trim it at the front as the steering hits it.

The offset on the rear tires puts like a 1mm gap between the rear hub carriers and the rim. It actually puts the front wheels wider than the rears too.

anybody know what kind of track the tires I have were for?

On a side note, the driver figure seems to hit the heat sink so I'm not sure what im gonna do yet. The body wont sit right if both are there.

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 4:10 pm
by DennisM
Very cool !

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 5:53 pm
by DMAT
I'm working on the body at moment and I've come across a problem. Im adding holes for the body posts and I noticed that the front body post hole goes right through a sticker. The stick was placed too far back originally.

would yall drill through or not. I dont see myself racing this car.

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 5:58 pm
by GoMachV
Can you move the post back to the worlds position? Same as the prototype cars used- on the servo saver bolt

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 11:16 pm
by DMAT
Can you give me a picture of what your refering too?

So far It seems that I can put a screw with some spacers on the middle hole by the servo mount and put the body post there. It seems a little odd but it can work. not sure if you could mount anything to the bell cranks to connect a servo though.

I Decided to reorganize my parts some and found the pins for my b4 axles so everything is turning.

I installed a speedworks 350 motor I had lying around. 15 on 87 gearing but its all for show. doubt I'd run that motor though.

The gear cover pushes the body out really far to the side that it doesnt look good. Not sure If i should trim it or what. I did trim the body by the bell cranks so it doesnt hit anything.

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 11:29 pm
by GoMachV
Worlds style

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 11:36 pm
by mk-Zero
Looks amazing!
You could wear sun glasses and blind the other drivers with it :P

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 4:41 pm
by shodog
All I can say is Wow :shock:

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2014 5:00 pm
by lexus-5
Looks VERY cool! Nice job.

Re: Mr. Gold and Silver

Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2014 6:39 pm
by DMAT
finallly getting a few other things installed on the car. Shock bushings, shock cups, shock collars, knocks off (rear only at moment), and the trans brace.

Image
Image
Image