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Old 02-26-2004, 09:35 PM
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Originally posted by forty6
Yep, they are lighter. I think it matches Tamiya blue ano more.
I think it's even a little lighter than that...
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Old 02-26-2004, 09:41 PM
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Does it look werid on the car? or does the function of the parts outweight the aesthetics?
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Old 02-26-2004, 09:42 PM
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Im lookin into gettig the Tobee shaft, but afraid it might look werid since it is a big peice
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Old 02-26-2004, 09:44 PM
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Originally posted by Techart27
Im lookin into gettig the Tobee shaft, but afraid it might look werid since it is a big peice
Doesnt look that bad, you could always just strip the anodizing if you didnt like it..
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Randman what do you use to strip the annodizing. Easy off.... or just metal polish... or sumthing else???
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Originally posted by rc-zombies
I bet your birthday turned out better than mine...
It sure did - it was the day I was born
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Old 02-27-2004, 02:21 AM
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Originally posted by Randman
Damn that looks familiar
It'll never be that far away....

Thanks for responses - mystery about that pre-load. The fact that the chassis is built 'square' and true must help though.

Now I've just got to hit the track!!!!

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Old 02-27-2004, 03:15 AM
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I just got me a sd hand me down to run in mod.Must say im very impressed so far as the car is very quick with a 9 turn revolution motor.The car has tobee craft drive shafts and layshafts witch both seem very durable.
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Originally posted by lee82gx
can u provide some instructions please?
U drilled holes on the chassis??
how do you countersink the holes?
thanks
Yes, I drilled a couple of holes. Since I don't have a countersink, I used a bigger bit, then a Dremel w/ a sanding/polishing bit that looks something like /\ to finish it off. Take a close look at the picture, you will figure it out.
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Randman what do you use to strip the annodizing. Easy off.... or just metal polish... or sumthing else???
EZ Off works, there is also some stuff that is made just for stripping anodizing, and it wont pit the aluminum after the anodizing if stripped, only problem is I dont know what it's called, but do a search for anodizing materials on the net and you can find it.
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Originally posted by Horatio
It'll never be that far away....

Thanks for responses - mystery about that pre-load. The fact that the chassis is built 'square' and true must help though.

Now I've just got to hit the track!!!!

Cheers

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Old 02-27-2004, 09:27 AM
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Originally posted by Randman
EZ Off works, there is also some stuff that is made just for stripping anodizing, and it wont pit the aluminum after the anodizing if stripped, only problem is I dont know what it's called, but do a search for anodizing materials on the net and you can find it.
Anodize and Chrome stripper available from Caswell plating...

http://www.caswellplating.com/kits/aluminum.htm
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Old 02-27-2004, 09:31 AM
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Originally posted by rc-zombies
Anodize and Chrome stripper available from Caswell plating...

http://www.caswellplating.com/kits/aluminum.htm
Thats the stuff I was thinking of
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Hi friends. greetings from Malta.

At the end of a busy week building cars in a hurry - why do guys always want a car all built, tried, and tested in 24 hours - I found time to build a CGM too.

Must say I'm very impresses. Whilst it does carry alot over from the successful TC3, it looks so much beefier all round. And I like some of the touches too. I like the way the motor mount spreads it's load right across the chassis (an improvement over TC3), and I'm impresses with the small amount of slop everywhere. I like that dinky rear bumper / grab handle too.

There isn't one piece of plastic in the whole kit - yes there is, the body mounts and bumpers, but that's all, the rest is all lovely graphite.

It's an easy build and get's my vote for the best value for money car on the market.

Regards

Joe from sunny Malta.
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hey guys,
I see that in germany they have red anodised aluminium on their cars, does anybody have any idea where i can buy these items, i know the german distributor is keil but i cant find a website for them thats been updated recently, nor can i find any german model shops?

Can any1 help?

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p.s snow is bad, if u live in the uk u know wat im talking aboot!
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