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Old 10-12-2011, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by BP SHADOW
Charles shot all the cars on the grid and has them up in a gallery on the UF1 site
No shots of them with the bodies off though. Would be interesting to see what F104s were being run and what Hayato had done as well as fitting a narrow version of the TRG-111 front end on his F104.
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Originally Posted by terry.sc
No shots of them with the bodies off though. Would be interesting to see what F104s were being run and what Hayato had done as well as fitting a narrow version of the TRG-111 front end on his F104.
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No shots of them with the bodies off though. Would be interesting to see what F104s were being run and what Hayato had done as well as fitting a narrow version of the TRG-111 front end on his F104.
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Here's a few pics of the EXOTEC Prototype 104

http://www.rctech.net/forum/9768156-post3349.html
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I need some help from some vetrans. I am gluing up my tires. They are on the tamiya style rims. The back bead was a breeze. Now how do I do the outside bead without getting glue all over the damn thing?! Someone please help me out. Everytime I use even the smallest amount of CA it comes out onto the outside edge of the tire. Is there no way around this? I've seen a lot of pictures of glued rims without CA everywhere. So whats the trick? Less CA??
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Originally Posted by RedBullFiXX
Here's a few pics of the EXOTEC Prototype 104

http://www.rctech.net/forum/9768156-post3349.html
Nice stuff there!
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Nice, but no space for anything bigger than a tekinRS....
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Originally Posted by RedBullFiXX
Here's a few pics of the EXOTEC Prototype 104

http://www.rctech.net/forum/9768156-post3349.html
BTW, how did you feel about the tires, and what did you do to get your car working? I ordered and tried the tires a few batteries, and they seemed to be push-tastic on a car set up for Pits. Was the handout H1 front and rear?
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Originally Posted by bertrandsv87
Nice, but no space for anything bigger than a tekinRS....
Why would you run anything else????
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Originally Posted by RedBullFiXX
Here's a few pics of the EXOTEC Prototype 104

http://www.rctech.net/forum/9768156-post3349.html

Is that a 2 cell Lipo?
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Originally Posted by robk
BTW, how did you feel about the tires, and what did you do to get your car working? I ordered and tried the tires a few batteries, and they seemed to be push-tastic on a car set up for Pits. Was the handout H1 front and rear?
Everyone was concerned about that choice of tires (Ride H1), but with the amount of grip available at the iic, and a little tuning they worked out quite well, many of the cars were still traction rolling, just like they do all the time with the pit tires on carpet

Mikes' new Exotec was easy to drive, especially considering how little attention I had to give it.
Running three 12th scale classes during the week kept me very busy.

Things should have gone better in the main, but due to the rather lengthy driver introductions, the tires went completely dry, and the car was on ice for the first few minutes of the race.
Lesson learned, when on rubber, don't wipe the sauce off till you're ready to drive

As for tuning, I removed the side springs, and added some pod droop.
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Is that a 2 cell Lipo?
Yes it's a shorty 2 cell lipo.
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Those short 2S lipo's give the possebility to run the F104 bodies on a F103?
Any one tried it?

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Originally Posted by bertrandsv87
Nice, but no space for anything bigger than a tekinRS....
Originally Posted by CypressMidWest
Why would you run anything else????
I've seen Novaks, LRP, Cirtix and othe esc mounted in these cars.

But the Tekin makes the most sense with it's small footprint.
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Originally Posted by Odin544
I need some help from some vetrans. I am gluing up my tires. They are on the tamiya style rims. The back bead was a breeze. Now how do I do the outside bead without getting glue all over the damn thing?! Someone please help me out. Everytime I use even the smallest amount of CA it comes out onto the outside edge of the tire. Is there no way around this? I've seen a lot of pictures of glued rims without CA everywhere. So whats the trick? Less CA??
Try THIS link Odin
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Old 10-13-2011, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by RedBullFiXX
Try THIS link Odin
Thanks! I finally did get the hang of glueing them. I just used less glue and tried to keep the glue back about a 1/16th or so from the edge of the rim. That way when it did squeeze out it wasn't all over the face of the rim.

Once I had them about half way done I started second guessing what I was doing. I ended up pm'ing Lightfoot and he confirmed what I was guessing. I put the tires on backwards. only reason I'm worried about what they look like is because it's for a concours competition. Anyhow I baked the tires at 350 for 4-5 minutes and they popped right off. I have another set I'll make look pretty though. They are all on correctly now though.



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Old 10-13-2011, 08:31 AM
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I think you glued them badly....

You should have glued them with part of the rubber over the rim. I think...
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