Tamiya F104 Pro!
#5701
Does anyone have any shots of a F104 in full McLaren style?
#5702
Tech Champion
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robk beat everyone to the punch assembling his - and documenting it as well
http://rcf1blog.blogspot.com/2011/07...y-rundown.html
http://rcf1blog.blogspot.com/2011/07...y-rundown.html
#5703
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#5705
Thanks!
#5707
Was having issues with the car being way too stiff on asphalt, so I removed the top screws to the radio tray posts, put a soft t-bar and ran the kit front and soft rear rubber ryres and it's transformed the car!!!
Just put a 13T Hobbywing brushless setup in it and had first run today
This thing MOVES!!!
Just put a 13T Hobbywing brushless setup in it and had first run today
This thing MOVES!!!
#5708
Are there any wings that actually work? These std wings don't seem to do anything!!!
They get very skitish when the speeds pick up
They get very skitish when the speeds pick up
#5709
Tech Adept
After the wing mods on mine I have to say they do work quite well. Maybe too well as the car is now very agressive on turn in. Sometimes enough to just spin out at highspeed with no brake added.
#5711
robk beat everyone to the punch assembling his - and documenting it as well
http://rcf1blog.blogspot.com/2011/07...y-rundown.html
http://rcf1blog.blogspot.com/2011/07...y-rundown.html
It looks like I will sand and polish the upper and lower deck. The FRP parts have been cut with a fair amount of precision and the edges are nice and tidy. However, I tend to prefer edges that have been rounded off a little as it feels better when you hold the car or if you're working on it. Also, I'll prep, glue, sand and polish the carbon battery holder. It's totally unnecessary but I like the tactile feel of nice edges on my plate cars.
#5714
Tech Elite
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Looking for a lipo....
Can someone confirm if this pack will work with the F104?
http://www.hobbypartz.com/98p-25c-40...-hardcase.html
Thanks!!
Can someone confirm if this pack will work with the F104?
http://www.hobbypartz.com/98p-25c-40...-hardcase.html
Thanks!!
#5715
The lower deck looks identical. The only major components that appear to be required to convert an existing F104 into an X1 is the motor pod's front bulkhead, an upper deck, and the side damper assembly.