Hpi Pro 4
#6886
Originally posted by galway
Skill what is up with your car? You have all kinds of funky stuff going on. What is the in line tamiya plug for? Is that padded brace next to the batteries to brevent lateral ejection? If so it seems rather large and over engineeered. Is that an old plastic shock tower attached to it? What about the antenna tube running along the other side.
Sorry for all the questions, but it just looks really weird.
Skill what is up with your car? You have all kinds of funky stuff going on. What is the in line tamiya plug for? Is that padded brace next to the batteries to brevent lateral ejection? If so it seems rather large and over engineeered. Is that an old plastic shock tower attached to it? What about the antenna tube running along the other side.
Sorry for all the questions, but it just looks really weird.
#6887
Tech Master
Aku-Man,
The mod looks great. So basically, you just drill the hole bigger (enough to fit the screw head), and screw the screws in all the way?
I don't really get how this helps. Can anyone explain? Thanks
The mod looks great. So basically, you just drill the hole bigger (enough to fit the screw head), and screw the screws in all the way?
I don't really get how this helps. Can anyone explain? Thanks
#6888
Hey guys, look what I made! One of my mates gave me some 3mm carbon fibre/fibreglass sheeting, took me about 2 hours!!
#6889
Originally posted by Skill
Hey guys, look what I made! One of my mates gave me some 3mm carbon fibre/fibreglass sheeting, took me about 2 hours!!
Hey guys, look what I made! One of my mates gave me some 3mm carbon fibre/fibreglass sheeting, took me about 2 hours!!
HB61131 - Hot Bodies NITRO 3 CARBON BUMPER SUPPORT
#6890
Ooo...nice, I had no idea that fit, only problem with that one is that I like mounting my transponder in the front bumper as it makes it very secure (I had a period where my transponder kept on coming out) and it doesn't have a hole in it like my custom made one.
#6892
Tech Adept
My solution to any transponder falling out ptoblems is buying a personal and screwing it to the deck
#6893
Registered User
Aku-Man,
The mod looks great. So basically, you just drill the hole bigger (enough to fit the screw head), and screw the screws in all the way?
I don't really get how this helps. Can anyone explain? Thanks
The mod looks great. So basically, you just drill the hole bigger (enough to fit the screw head), and screw the screws in all the way?
I don't really get how this helps. Can anyone explain? Thanks
Drill 4 inner holes (front/rear) all the way bigger than botton head. Those screws are no longer secure upper deck.
#6894
Originally posted by Aku-Man
Drill 4 inner holes (front/rear) all the way bigger than botton head. Those screws are no longer secure upper deck.
Drill 4 inner holes (front/rear) all the way bigger than botton head. Those screws are no longer secure upper deck.
#6896
Registered User
I use same length.
#6900
Tech Champion
iTrader: (17)
Is this a correct theory about racing OUTDOOR and INDOOR?
Racing outdoor (tracking always lower then indoor carpet), using the stock 2mm chassis and upper deck is good enough (no need to use optional 3mm chassis), and TWEAK is a good thing to have, so the 4 screws MOD is a good thing to have as well....
Racing indoor carpet (tracking always higher then outdoor asphelt), using the optional 3mm chassis with option upper deck and made the chassis more rigid, and TWEAK is NOT a good thing to have, so the 4 screws MOD is NOT required....
Correct me if I am wrong.....
Racing outdoor (tracking always lower then indoor carpet), using the stock 2mm chassis and upper deck is good enough (no need to use optional 3mm chassis), and TWEAK is a good thing to have, so the 4 screws MOD is a good thing to have as well....
Racing indoor carpet (tracking always higher then outdoor asphelt), using the optional 3mm chassis with option upper deck and made the chassis more rigid, and TWEAK is NOT a good thing to have, so the 4 screws MOD is NOT required....
Correct me if I am wrong.....