Hey guys I figured I would take pictures though the build of the TLR 22. The car is actually done and I have raced it already but I will be adding the pics in a few lumps at a time enjoy and feel free to ask any questions

here is the cool box



and then the servo horn and link built and installed

here are the servo spacers required for the spktrum servo make sure you use the correct ones for your servo


and the chassis with stiffener , braces


That's it for now more to follow

Casey, why must you torture us like this! However, keep them coming.

You tease :P

Naughty casey!

JK, thanks for taking the time to do so.

Hello Casey, I hope you and your loved ones are doing well.....thanks for the pics.....I cant wait to get my car.........all brand new elctronics going in it, I look forward to taking my time on building this wonderful car. Then, I will have the pleasure of running it every day @ our new indoor facility being built....120x88 of 70/30 clay/soil mix, nothing like racing in central AC in midwest summer with the new TLR car, Im still racing gas as well occasionally but I have been bitten badly by the 1/10 bug....hahaha......anyways, I look forward to more pics......peace and cheers Casey!

TW

Where you runnin trev, I'll have to come visit!! You had me at ac.....

Looks good Casey. Hope the kits are on the boat.

Hi guys my internt is down so I will have to get on it again when they get it repaired. it will take way too long if I try to do it from my phone.

The box is just too damn awesome to even open! I should've ordered two kits.

Great idea Casey...the car looks good already!

Fordmike...nice avatar!

Subscribed, can't wait for more pics

ok round 2

bolting in the the servo / chassis brace

and what it looks like all tightened up

installing body mounts

installed body mounts * note you want the holes to be parallel to the chassis not perpendicular like I have them in the pic. ( I figured this out when I put the body on the first time)

install sticky foam chassis pads

it should now look like this

hahaha then you'd have 2 unopened boxes to look at

install rack inserts

I like to use a screw (ball stud this time) to install the insert, this way you can control the way it go into the molded hex in the plastic. And remove it if you need to try again

install ball studs into the rack. There are 2 large diameter ones that go to the outside of the rack and the small one (shown next to the larger one in the pic) The small one is the odd ball stud as the larger ones are common through out the rest of the car.

completed rack going onto the bulkhead


install nuts into camber link mount

install cone shaped spacers

Looks great! I can't wait to get mine.