total3d

iTrader: (6)

What evidence would you like...my mate driving it into a pole at speed, or one of many rollovers... or the epic, but short, burnout.lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC7SwOW5Y7s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIkrD-6zbFE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kdOZSyb8dA

tunerjetta29

iTrader: (6)

Better:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4n4aeswWGk&hd=1

Mitch-e4fs

iTrader: (7)

I got my shimizu tyres today and am wondering if I have to trim the foam insert to fit the wheel or does it stay in the tyre?

Thanks

F N CUDA

iTrader: (34)

Foam stays in the tire, it'll have an air gap, drill at least a couple 1/8" holes in the rims.

I just did mine too, with the help from the guys that have been running them for a while now.

Glue them carefully to keep them lined up and they'll be fine.

akura2

Something I made...

http://www.shapeways.com/model/18324...er.html?gid=rg

AZBMXer

Is this for sale or are you just showcasing your handiwork?

akura2

its for sale... just click the link....

I also make the T-Cam that's on the top of the airbox on my F60

AZBMXer

There is no price listed and actually says that its "Not for sale."

akura2

Fixed... thanks for letting me know


this is what I was going for

rc_square24

iTrader: (9)

Does anyone make a servo mount set that has threaded holes where the lower and upper decks screw together? Tamiyas aluminum servo mount is a thru hole design like the kit part, while their alum rear pivot mount changed to a threaded thru hole so you replace the top nut and single long screw with top and bottom screws.

The reason I want it is because it's difficult to tighten the ball studs /nuts while holding the chassis flat, the screw just spins around. Of course I can hold a driver/wrench on the other side but wouldn't this prevent the chassis from being tightened evenly and flat? Like how you wont tighten a TC top deck by holding the chassis on your hand? Or does this not matter on the f104?

InspGadgt

I cut the part off of the stock plastic servo mounts and used a 1/2" stand-off that I tapped to 3mm. It works quite nicely.

quinnfrazier

I have a 104 and looking for the tamiya front springs or is there any other front springs that I could use? thanks in advance

gsxr0311

iTrader: (19)

they have them at rc mart. i think a 1/12 scale front spring will work also.

2-Bad

iTrader: (24)

TAMIYA 50509 F-1 FRONT SPRING SET FOR F103 (TA-50509) = US$2.40

Foxxrocket

I've been using 1/12 scale springs from Windtunnle racing. They have a good range of spring rates to work with.