T.O.P. Racing "Scythe" 1/10 EP Touring Car
#1441
Tech Master
The spool looks good.
Are there moor new products that arn't online yet?
Are there moor new products that arn't online yet?
#1443
Tech Master
When do we get to see some photo's of it?
#1445
#1446
PO-SDT 113RD Hybrid Spool (Red) is $32.84 Retail Price, USD
PO-SDT 022 Delrin Spool Cup (2) is $7.44 Retail Price, USD
PO-SDT 022 Delrin Spool Cup (2) is $7.44 Retail Price, USD
#1449
problem with drive belt skip.. already make tight but when i running on mod motor 4.5t.. sometime punch on full throttle make drive sound belt skip
i'm using standard pulley pulley with internal ratio 2.4 (Top Scythe version 2007) ...should i change to mod pulley / new internal ratio?
i'm using standard pulley pulley with internal ratio 2.4 (Top Scythe version 2007) ...should i change to mod pulley / new internal ratio?
#1451
The 17t pulley sorts out teh belt jumping in mod.
#1452
#1453
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lotus1 - We are still a while from the release of the new car but I will say that only the universals, wheel hexes, upper front bumper/body posts and foam front bumper are the same. EVERYTHING else on the car is new and hopefully good enough to bring us to the front of the TC market with performance, price, durability. All with having a completely different look on the bench which should give everyone a break from just another Tamiya/HB/Xray copy.
The charity race in Hong Kong was amazing this weekend with limited practice and racing but it was complete with all sorts of extra events including having a live performance by a Hong Kong/China pop star and even Mr. Scotty Ernst was introduced by 2007 Ms. Hong Kong. It was a great event for spectators and the sport there. They are talking about holding a yearly event like it. Definatly something I would like to attend again. Thanks to Vincent, Frank, Dr. Wong, Scotty and everyone involved with the event for a great show!!
Now, as far as the prototype - minimal hicups with slight tolerances with molds. Otherwise, the car went together great and really fast (completely built with electronics and ready to race in under 5 hours). I have a few things to test and make minor adjustments to shock tower positions and top decks (testing flex for rubber tires) but other than that I am super happy with the car. At the race here in HK, I screwed up and tried to put on a good show with David Jun but a last lap tangle (David did wait some but it was just wrong place/wrong time) cost me the first A-Main and the second I had a 2+ lead when I crashed trying to lap some traffic and pulled the ball stud out of the front a-arm (mechanic's error as the screw was way too short to hold the bottom of the shock on). The last final, I was able to win by a few seconds and give myself a 2nd place finish overall behind Tamiya's David Jun.
I tested so many things it's crazy that I was actually able to run through as much stuff as I did. We've got a good base set-up now to do some final testing before production....
Well, time to finish packing and head to the airport. Chicago then Detroit.... Then Cleveland!!.... See everyone at the Champs on Tuesday and Wednesday!!!
The charity race in Hong Kong was amazing this weekend with limited practice and racing but it was complete with all sorts of extra events including having a live performance by a Hong Kong/China pop star and even Mr. Scotty Ernst was introduced by 2007 Ms. Hong Kong. It was a great event for spectators and the sport there. They are talking about holding a yearly event like it. Definatly something I would like to attend again. Thanks to Vincent, Frank, Dr. Wong, Scotty and everyone involved with the event for a great show!!
Now, as far as the prototype - minimal hicups with slight tolerances with molds. Otherwise, the car went together great and really fast (completely built with electronics and ready to race in under 5 hours). I have a few things to test and make minor adjustments to shock tower positions and top decks (testing flex for rubber tires) but other than that I am super happy with the car. At the race here in HK, I screwed up and tried to put on a good show with David Jun but a last lap tangle (David did wait some but it was just wrong place/wrong time) cost me the first A-Main and the second I had a 2+ lead when I crashed trying to lap some traffic and pulled the ball stud out of the front a-arm (mechanic's error as the screw was way too short to hold the bottom of the shock on). The last final, I was able to win by a few seconds and give myself a 2nd place finish overall behind Tamiya's David Jun.
I tested so many things it's crazy that I was actually able to run through as much stuff as I did. We've got a good base set-up now to do some final testing before production....
Well, time to finish packing and head to the airport. Chicago then Detroit.... Then Cleveland!!.... See everyone at the Champs on Tuesday and Wednesday!!!
#1454
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JOSH IS DA MAN !
Good Luck Josh !
Last edited by KAHUNA; 11-23-2008 at 05:01 PM.