one-nil

OK, my stock chassis is toast, can anybody recommend a chassis I can get in Hong Hong and ballpark cost? Unfortunately, I cannot consider the BMI one as it's too expensive for my shallow pocket. TIA.

bbntc3

Golden Horizon chassis and Hardcore racing Ti upper deck works pretty good. You should be able to get the GH chassis there but. I dunno about the HC upper deck.

Formula1fan

I ordered the Body mounts. Thank you guys for your help!!!

one-nil

Thanks bbntc3.

bbntc3

I have'nt been able to find the rear mounts , where do I look? Thanks BB

TexasRacer

Here is my NTC3 with the shell off.

no4hitter

iTrader: (5)

They are under there site called ultra specials:

http://www.rccaronline.com/

Dust

TexasRacer, where did you get your air filter, adn how much was it?

- Dust

drive4fun

It's been a while since i posted in this forum. Havent really put much interest no more cause of the weather we are having here in NYC pretty cold. Well, i own the RTR NTC3 currently all stock. The Ace Jaguar steering servo failed on me after i hit it against a tire of a car. I bought a hobbico servo with the metal gears which said to be more durable which makes sense. But the servo is much bigger than the stock Ace Jaguar one. I have trouble putting the servo in the car. When i do it wont tight turn like it use to because the link would hit the plastic and wont turn anymore. What should i do? I've looked for the Ace Radio servo but no luck finding it. I might as well get a good one but which one should i get? Remember i got the Ace radio setup from the RTR. I will try to post a picture of how it looks like. Thanks for your time.
Adam

drive4fun

Here is the picture that i just took. As you can see that there is one screw missing, this is because it wont go in. Its to big to fit in there, something is obviously wrong. How can i improve this any comments would help please. When i move to the right or left the servo moves too so i dont get precise steering. Thank you again.
Adam

Francis M.

iTrader: (2)

Drive4fun just get the right screw size at your local hobby shop
and make sure you endpoint adjustment on the servo throw
doesnt exceed the actual limit on the car linkage.

RE: centax

Ive seen a few local guys running the mugen centax on the
Ntc3 just make sure to but the mugen .8 gears.
Also you will need to grind a little of the rear brace for
clearance.

IMIURU

The screw size is a 4-40 screw, about 1/2" long. Doesn't matter if it is a button head or cap head. Might just be a good idea for you to buy a screw set while you are at it, so you always have a spare for anything.

Pretty much any standard servo will fit into the car. You may need to get some of the servo shims to put in proper placement. If you are not getting enough throw, check your end point adjustments. Also, make sure that you center the servo how it shows in the manual (a little off center) or the linkage will hit the radio tray.

drive4fun

Thanks all for posts. I got it done myself had to take whole front of car apart. I had the right screw everything. The servo was missing this on a side. Dont know how i come to misplace it but, i made it work without it now its fresh as new. Well thanks again.
Here is the Picture with the two screws in and ready for reassembly. At last after some work hehe.. Stressfree

torchedlh

ok, well i did take all my shocks out and compared the rears together and the fronts together. i made sure they were the same length as well as having the same amount of preload. i dont' have access to a tweak station. what else can i do?

TexasRacer

My LHS had them, Im not sure what the price was though