VBC Racing FF17 FWD touring car kit
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I wonder why they went to gear drive from the belt?...
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Hello, did you modify you motor can to add additional holes or it is original, thanks
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The FFTwelve was originally designed to accept Tamiya FF03 gears and prior to that the car was a Huge RC conversion kit (FF11) for the FF03... point being it was always supposed to be gear drive. http://www.redrc.net/2011/06/huge-rc...03-conversion/
Except for the new vertical upper deck and steering arrangement, it hasn't really changed since 2011 - not a complaint - it's still looks awesome.
Except for the new vertical upper deck and steering arrangement, it hasn't really changed since 2011 - not a complaint - it's still looks awesome.
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Tough to decide on a body but I feel zero obligation to run an actual FWD body shell despite the USGT rules "encouraging" to do so since 4WD chassis aren't "encouraged" to run 4WD body shells. Anyway, I was planning to run the Protoform RWD Camaro Z28 body but it requires trimming away a good chunk of the nice hard foam bumper. Anyone know if the PFM body has more room in nose?
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Tough to decide on a body but I feel zero obligation to run an actual FWD body shell despite the USGT rules "encouraging" to do so since 4WD chassis aren't "encouraged" to run 4WD body shells. Anyway, I was planning to run the Protoform RWD Camaro Z28 body but it requires trimming away a good chunk of the nice hard foam bumper. Anyone know if the PFM body has more room in nose?
But really a FF McLaren?
Where do you live so I can spank you lol
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My brothers FF17 Camaro.
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1Q...puMVlNeHREQmN3
I just don't want to run a disadvantaged body. ROAR touring car bodies probably fit perfect and are mostly FWD in full scale but not legal in USGT of course.
https://goo.gl/photos/wfcqmVbKovUKjAUb6
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1Q...puMVlNeHREQmN3
I just don't want to run a disadvantaged body. ROAR touring car bodies probably fit perfect and are mostly FWD in full scale but not legal in USGT of course.
https://goo.gl/photos/wfcqmVbKovUKjAUb6
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I will test fit whatever I can get my hands at Action tonight... Caddy's used to be FWD LOL.
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The PFM is fitting but it will sit a little bit to high...like a fwd offroad McLaren...1 down 10 to go
I will test the 3Racing Civic and the The Build RC Scirroco in the next weeks.
For the Scirroco the material on the web site is PVC but I ask them to confirm witch material it's made and they tell me polycarbonate...will see...
I will test the 3Racing Civic and the The Build RC Scirroco in the next weeks.
For the Scirroco the material on the web site is PVC but I ask them to confirm witch material it's made and they tell me polycarbonate...will see...
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Where did you get the 3racing civic body?
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