kyosho electric offroad
06-11-2008, 01:25 PM
#6046
Thanks again Casper.
But, now I'm not sure which version ZX-5 I have!!
5 guys at the track said old ZX-5, 5 guys said ZX-5 SP, 1 guy said ZX-5 SP-1.
I'm going to post some pictures tommorow. Hopefully one of you will be able to help me.
But, now I'm not sure which version ZX-5 I have!!
5 guys at the track said old ZX-5, 5 guys said ZX-5 SP, 1 guy said ZX-5 SP-1.
I'm going to post some pictures tommorow. Hopefully one of you will be able to help me.
06-11-2008, 01:28 PM
#6047
ya i didnt know proline even made a body for the zx5 so i would really like to see some pics to im not a huge fan of the stock sp body but amainhobbies has the kyosho bullit body would like to see one of those painted also
06-11-2008, 01:31 PM
#6048
If the front arms have a little web connecting the arm together outside the hinge pin you have some version of the standard kit (it might have the mid rear arm conversion on it).
The SP has different arms on it front and back and the caster blocks are different. Take a picture of those and I can tell you right away. That is the most obvious change on the car between the two. Just take a front tire off and shoot the picture of that area.
The SP has different arms on it front and back and the caster blocks are different. Take a picture of those and I can tell you right away. That is the most obvious change on the car between the two. Just take a front tire off and shoot the picture of that area.
06-11-2008, 02:07 PM
#6052
my hobbyshop just checked all their distributers and came up empty im gonna asume it hasnt hit the market yet and its weird that stormmer has the part no. for it and shows it on order but the proline site has no info on it
the site only shows the vortek body for the b44. i'll keep my eyes open
the site only shows the vortek body for the b44. i'll keep my eyes open
06-12-2008, 05:01 AM
#6055
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Hi all,
Looking for a little aftermarket guidance here. Out of all the companies making aluminum c-hubs, knuckles, rear hubs and such, which manufacturer makes the tightest tolerance parts? I've got a ZX-RR that I'd like to bulletproof/remove slop from the suspension and drivetrain and was looking at the 3racing stuff but I'm unsure of their tolerances. If there are other manufacturers out there that I should look at, a link would be really helpful. Thanks in advance!!!
Looking for a little aftermarket guidance here. Out of all the companies making aluminum c-hubs, knuckles, rear hubs and such, which manufacturer makes the tightest tolerance parts? I've got a ZX-RR that I'd like to bulletproof/remove slop from the suspension and drivetrain and was looking at the 3racing stuff but I'm unsure of their tolerances. If there are other manufacturers out there that I should look at, a link would be really helpful. Thanks in advance!!!
06-12-2008, 06:58 AM
#6057
Hi all,
Looking for a little aftermarket guidance here. Out of all the companies making aluminum c-hubs, knuckles, rear hubs and such, which manufacturer makes the tightest tolerance parts? I've got a ZX-RR that I'd like to bulletproof/remove slop from the suspension and drivetrain and was looking at the 3racing stuff but I'm unsure of their tolerances. If there are other manufacturers out there that I should look at, a link would be really helpful. Thanks in advance!!!
Looking for a little aftermarket guidance here. Out of all the companies making aluminum c-hubs, knuckles, rear hubs and such, which manufacturer makes the tightest tolerance parts? I've got a ZX-RR that I'd like to bulletproof/remove slop from the suspension and drivetrain and was looking at the 3racing stuff but I'm unsure of their tolerances. If there are other manufacturers out there that I should look at, a link would be really helpful. Thanks in advance!!!
06-12-2008, 07:10 AM
#6058
By the look of the pics I'd say I not got sp. but for $125 and not a scratch on the bottom i'm ok.
06-12-2008, 05:33 PM
#6060
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