A legend rebuilt
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2009 10:07 pm
I couldn't take it anymore. All that dirt, grime, and the crazy nest of zip ties just sitting there on the shelf among all the nice clean cars.
The original condition of the car can be seen here:
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=6334
Here it is after a complete tear-down and rebuild. I added in some missing pieces like nose tubes, spring clamps, and trans brace.
I also converted the trans to full ball bearings from bushings, added turnbuckles in favor of the plain threaded rod and put a wide front bumper on.
The creative electronics situation was ditched in favor of a standard servo setup, traxxas ESC and a more modern, rebuildable, stock motor.The front battery cup was moved forward enough to fit modern batteries, no guilt drilling and countersinking 2 holes in this one
Does anyone know who made the bumper? It looks similar to a proline one I have but is not the same.
The original condition of the car can be seen here:
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=6334
Here it is after a complete tear-down and rebuild. I added in some missing pieces like nose tubes, spring clamps, and trans brace.
I also converted the trans to full ball bearings from bushings, added turnbuckles in favor of the plain threaded rod and put a wide front bumper on.
The creative electronics situation was ditched in favor of a standard servo setup, traxxas ESC and a more modern, rebuildable, stock motor.The front battery cup was moved forward enough to fit modern batteries, no guilt drilling and countersinking 2 holes in this one

Does anyone know who made the bumper? It looks similar to a proline one I have but is not the same.