Scrap box lazer zxr
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Scrap box lazer zxr
Years of hoarding results in multiple cars trapped in broken kit form. Heres one skimmed right off the top. Swiped the gpm towers from a LWB mid, mostly new parts. Needs proper cv or uj axles to complete the chassis. My zx runner and the aforementioned mid, (also a runner) will get full rebuilds too, as they are dirty and neglected. Nothing too special here. Hyper clutch, gpm towers, gear diffs, lazer alpha servo saver steering cranks, pargu wing stay set, alloy front knuckles, home made bumper.
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Re: Scrap box lazer zxr
Thanks, I like the gpm blue. Looks like its got zx type front camber assembly, will swap those to the zx. Apparently the front c hubs arent correct either, but they fit. Actually, going over the zxr supplemental instruction page, this cars front end isnt correct at all. It follows the glossy instructions, but the supplement page has it all different. Ive probably got all the funky king pins and such rattling around in another box.
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Re: Scrap box lazer zxr
Looks great...blue & gold always go so well together! I dig the custom bumper most, though. Anybody can gather parts and install them...but fabrication is an under-appreciated skill here.
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Re: Scrap box lazer zxr
There´s 3 kinds of ZX-R
ZX-R
ZX-R mkII
ZX-RR
Your chassis is the ZX-R and the c-hubs and camberlinks fits that chassis.
The GPM towers has ZX geometri (short front shocks)
terry.sc has done a good write-up here: http://www.tamiyaclub.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=26080#entry153835
ZX-R
ZX-R mkII
ZX-RR
Your chassis is the ZX-R and the c-hubs and camberlinks fits that chassis.
The GPM towers has ZX geometri (short front shocks)
terry.sc has done a good write-up here: http://www.tamiyaclub.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=26080#entry153835
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Re: Scrap box lazer zxr
That is a good write up. Strange that I ended up with a zxrr supplement page and a zx- s instruction book. Thanks for clarifying. Now this laser will pretty much remain as is on front end. At some point the previous owner might have had both higher spec cars because both instructions came From the same job lot.
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Its a mish mash of various cars but nice never the less. Looking good.
Designer of the Lazer ZX / ZXR Tub Chassis (now available again from Fibre-Lyte)
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http://www.fibre-lyte.co.uk/
http://www.kamtec.co.uk/
Sponser links below
http://www.fibre-lyte.co.uk/
http://www.kamtec.co.uk/
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Re: Scrap box lazer zxr
Pretty sure the only proper lazer I ever had was the one I built from the box. All the rest have been from racing lots. I seemed to have happened upon a couple different lots years ago, and this is the 3rd car from it. Got one more in there too, but it would be another dogbone affair to make it roll. Front end on this one really cant stay as is though. The bump steer is really bad. Even though I wont run it probably, its got to be functional. Actually, It should have the ball diffs too,, this is probably the 2nd keeper. Im tired of tearing these things apart. Cant bring myself to spend the big $$ on proper axles though... or really anything else,, cleaning out, and trying to build what I have on hand. Im going to par it down to 2 each in my own collection. This 3 and 4 thing is just crazy.
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3&4 works for me, projects galore relating to this, need a tc version of this but unsure how wide due to my sponser still working on my shell, need to chase him up. Race car ive got,, back up race car still required, club car still required plus a couple of built font & rear gearboxes (my rear cf versions) and then i will be happy.
Still redesigning the knuckle arms and protos look promising, layshaft redesigned with help from Alcyon, tub chassis redesigned slightly from my original design. Once knuckles done its either front gearbox redesign in Cf or start on redesigning the diffs. This is what i enjoy with this car, the changes you do make a drastic change, so much so that standard kit is just over 3 laps off the pace of nowadays cars, now mine is only about 1/4 lap down only due to my limited practicing.
Keep up the good work as its a fun drive.
Still redesigning the knuckle arms and protos look promising, layshaft redesigned with help from Alcyon, tub chassis redesigned slightly from my original design. Once knuckles done its either front gearbox redesign in Cf or start on redesigning the diffs. This is what i enjoy with this car, the changes you do make a drastic change, so much so that standard kit is just over 3 laps off the pace of nowadays cars, now mine is only about 1/4 lap down only due to my limited practicing.
Keep up the good work as its a fun drive.
Designer of the Lazer ZX / ZXR Tub Chassis (now available again from Fibre-Lyte)
Sponser links below
http://www.fibre-lyte.co.uk/
http://www.kamtec.co.uk/
Sponser links below
http://www.fibre-lyte.co.uk/
http://www.kamtec.co.uk/
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