Set-up boards
#17
Tech Adept
Hi can you give me a link to who sells the setup decals ?
Thanks.
Thanks.
#18
same here i want to stick it ony my chopping board
#19
Axel - camber guage is all you really need IMO
#20
Tech Champion
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Marc..waz up bro.. long time no see.... one of these days I'll get back to racing with RCCAR again...
set-up board decals on Ebay for $9.99 + shipping.
very large decal that can be cut down to size.
made by RD logic.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW
set-up board decals on Ebay for $9.99 + shipping.
very large decal that can be cut down to size.
made by RD logic.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW
#21
Originally Posted by rc-zombies
Marc..waz up bro.. long time no see.... one of these days I'll get back to racing with RCCAR again...
set-up board decals on Ebay for $9.99 + shipping.
very large decal that can be cut down to size.
made by RD logic.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW
set-up board decals on Ebay for $9.99 + shipping.
very large decal that can be cut down to size.
made by RD logic.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW
#22
Originally Posted by Aurra Sing
Axel - camber guage is all you really need IMO
#23
Here's how I used to check toe before I got a system:
Take a sharpie and hold it against in inside of the contact patch on a tire. Spin the tire so that there is an even pinstripe around the surface. Do this for both tires. Then get a caliper or ruler and adjust the links so that the front of the tires are the same length apart as the rears.
Take a sharpie and hold it against in inside of the contact patch on a tire. Spin the tire so that there is an even pinstripe around the surface. Do this for both tires. Then get a caliper or ruler and adjust the links so that the front of the tires are the same length apart as the rears.
#24
Originally Posted by rc-zombies
Marc..waz up bro.. long time no see.... one of these days I'll get back to racing with RCCAR again...
set-up board decals on Ebay for $9.99 + shipping.
very large decal that can be cut down to size.
made by RD logic.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW
set-up board decals on Ebay for $9.99 + shipping.
very large decal that can be cut down to size.
made by RD logic.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW
Anyone know the measurements on that decal?
For my setup board, I'm using a very dense foam about 1.25 in. thick with a 3/4 in. piece of plexiglass on top. Total= $12
#25
Tech Elite
iTrader: (49)
if . . .
If you want to use glass I might suggest trying to get the tempered cutting boards. Glass is definitely the flatest material I have found so far. I epoxyed t-nuts ( _[=]_ )to the bottom of a tempered glass cutting board from Lowes and threaded round head carriage bolts ( C--- )into the t-nuts from the bottom. If you do this you'll get better results by using only three legs though as it only take 3 points to define a plane. Two legs on one side and the other in the middle of the opposite side. I am trying something different tonight. I am going to glue the head of a flat headed bolt to the board and then thread on very long (1.5" [//////////] ) nuts. I couldn't get quite enough adjustment with the t-nuts if the surface was very unlevel. I also bought a longer level (I had been using a 1" torpedo level) that is less affected by the small ripples in the textured glass.
Cutting board 9$
Longer level 4$
Nuts & Bolts 1$
Epoxy 3$
Time 1 Hr. including design and testing.
Phenochilus &TC4 Paul- I have heard and seen on some boards that the decals to not adhere well to the boards using the sticky backing. Guys at my track bought them and then they started peeling up. We figure its due to the chemicals we submit our boards to. At first I was just like "just use liquid nails to get it down, but we realized it would be impossible to get the decal entirely flat. Just a thought.
Cutting board 9$
Longer level 4$
Nuts & Bolts 1$
Epoxy 3$
Time 1 Hr. including design and testing.
Phenochilus &TC4 Paul- I have heard and seen on some boards that the decals to not adhere well to the boards using the sticky backing. Guys at my track bought them and then they started peeling up. We figure its due to the chemicals we submit our boards to. At first I was just like "just use liquid nails to get it down, but we realized it would be impossible to get the decal entirely flat. Just a thought.
#26
Tech Fanatic
i am kinda in the same situation ...i also wanna make my own setup board
i am thinking a piece of thick glass but i wanna put stickers on it without interfering with my setup system so i was thinking of some plastic or sumthing and sticking my stickers to that then gluing the plastic to the bottom of my glass.......but then there is a chance that you will see the glue from the other side
i was also thinkin of a custom board by $desighns but that would cost more and i wouldnt be able to get it for ages
what should i do?
i am thinking a piece of thick glass but i wanna put stickers on it without interfering with my setup system so i was thinking of some plastic or sumthing and sticking my stickers to that then gluing the plastic to the bottom of my glass.......but then there is a chance that you will see the glue from the other side
i was also thinkin of a custom board by $desighns but that would cost more and i wouldnt be able to get it for ages
what should i do?
#27
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You might try mod-podge. Is a clear glue/gel substance. Girls use it all the time when they collage in their scrap books. I'm a teacher and we use it to decorate boxes. You would put your sticker on the bottom of the glass, sticky side up, and then "mod-podge" all around it and on it. It dries pretty clear. You can get it at hobby lobby, michaels, and maybe even walmart.
http://www.plaidonline.com/apMP.asp
http://www.plaidonline.com/apMP.asp
#29
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Originally Posted by pink pac man
i am kinda in the same situation ...i also wanna make my own setup board
i am thinking a piece of thick glass but i wanna put stickers on it without interfering with my setup system so i was thinking of some plastic or sumthing and sticking my stickers to that then gluing the plastic to the bottom of my glass.......but then there is a chance that you will see the glue from the other side
i was also thinkin of a custom board by $desighns but that would cost more and i wouldnt be able to get it for ages
what should i do?
i am thinking a piece of thick glass but i wanna put stickers on it without interfering with my setup system so i was thinking of some plastic or sumthing and sticking my stickers to that then gluing the plastic to the bottom of my glass.......but then there is a chance that you will see the glue from the other side
i was also thinkin of a custom board by $desighns but that would cost more and i wouldnt be able to get it for ages
what should i do?
Link in my signature...super duper...and will not tweak....Just from what I have found... Plus he is quick. and not over priced in my opinion...Great work plus if you ever want face plates he will give you a good deal on those too.
Have a look at his work...TOP NOTCH and he keeps up with all the new items that are comign out...I just got my Orion Advatage plate Monday..Awesome...
Hope this helps,
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#30
Tech Fanatic
woot! thanku very much mr. shookie that has helped me heaps ...i never knew about him untill now...
im planning on a setup board and a faceplate for my cdc
thanks again.
im planning on a setup board and a faceplate for my cdc
thanks again.