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Old 10-01-2013, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by gticlay
Was funky looking when the car was upside down and he gassed it, flipping it back over. Must have been sitting just right or ?
Amazing how quick those guys can react; absolutely brilliant move. There were a few epic saves during the Worlds.
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Originally Posted by T. Deguzman
the difference in width is very small. Ty raced with 4WD front tires mounted on 2WD front wheels (PL #2734-04).
I have seen this done before but it made the tires kinda rounded and puffy. Maybe the losi front 2wd rims are a bit wider than others ?
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Originally Posted by evolution03
I have seen this done before but it made the tires kinda rounded and puffy. Maybe the losi front 2wd rims are a bit wider than others ?
don't think so, but considering Jorn Neumann had put a full rear foam into his front tire, the puffy hard front tire is actually good for this ifmar world. Doubt everywhere else though.
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Originally Posted by nicholasxuu
don't think so, but considering Jorn Neumann had put a full rear foam into his front tire, the puffy hard front tire is actually good for this ifmar world. Doubt everywhere else though.
I thinks its weird to make a 2wd front buggy rim standard for a 4wd buggy
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Originally Posted by dodgeguy
I do have a concern with the rear forward tower mount to the carbon fibre top plate. That area looks to be a little to light on material and prime for breakage if one was to land upside down off a large jump.
There's a "T" shaped aluminum bulkhead that the rear forward tower mount holes bolt to. This bulkhead is sandwiched between the upper and lower decks. You can kinda see it in the picture below.

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A few pages back someone asked about an aluminum chassis for durability... With this design there are integrated skid plates under the front and rear gearboxes. These are usually the high-wear areas. I put the skid plates on a separate mold from the gearboxes in anticipation that these parts will have to be replaced somewhat often. The front and rear skid plates will be sold in packs of 3 or 4. Together with chassis protector film the chassis lasts a long time.



In any case an aluminum chassis option is not completely out of the question. During testing however, Ty preferred a chassis with a little more flex. An aluminum chassis would just make the chassis assembly too stiff. But that's how it stands for now. Once more time is spent with the car who knows, maybe we'll find a setup where a stiff chassis is preferred.
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Originally Posted by evolution03
I thinks its weird to make a 2wd front buggy rim standard for a 4wd buggy
This car is full of weird stuff compared to the usual buggy.
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How hard is it to get the diffs out. Very cool car Mr. Torrance
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Originally Posted by steam
How hard is it to get the diffs out. Very cool car Mr. Torrance
I'll admit it's not the easiest thing but I'd say it's on par with extracting the diffs off a B44.
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Originally Posted by T. Deguzman
This car is full of weird stuff compared to the usual buggy.


Thanks for keeping us updated Mr. Deguzman.
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Might be too soon to be asking, but will there be a driveshaft option part that will stop front wheels from vibrating when turning? Like xray's ecs driveshafts.
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It's awesome to be able to read facts from the main engineer himself, well done Mr Deguzman!
That buggy seems to have everything you could ask for... Tempting!

Is that the stock or the PL body?
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very interesting buggy. i want one.
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A few more questions:
What if any parts have you broken on the kit closest to what I'm buying?
What weight diff oils are you using?

Curious if the doffs will like 1/8 buggy weights 3-10K or Durango DESC410 weights 10-60K.
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Originally Posted by Gayosaka
It's awesome to be able to read facts from the main engineer himself, well done Mr Deguzman!
That buggy seems to have everything you could ask for... Tempting!

Is that the stock or the PL body?
Pretty sure that's the PL one.
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