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#376
Is there anyway all we rctech'ers can convince you to make it public for download somewhere?
I know there is "apps" that deal with setup of Rc-cars is there one were the FGX FDR can be properly calculated? (android/ios)
Thanks for a super picture!
/Johnny, www.lajf.se
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#377
Tech Fanatic
AI, I just sent an email to [email protected] about the Formula Rabbit asking them for full specs and what comes with the kit, as well as price in American dollars plus shipping.
I will post info here for everybody when I get a reply.
I will post info here for everybody when I get a reply.
#378
Tech Champion
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This gearchart i super!
Is there anyway all we rctech'ers can convince you to make it public for download somewhere?
I know there is "apps" that deal with setup of Rc-cars is there one were the FGX FDR can be properly calculated? (android/ios)
Thanks for a super picture!
/Johnny, www.lajf.se
Is there anyway all we rctech'ers can convince you to make it public for download somewhere?
I know there is "apps" that deal with setup of Rc-cars is there one were the FGX FDR can be properly calculated? (android/ios)
Thanks for a super picture!
/Johnny, www.lajf.se
#379
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (12)
Intersted in any details that you find out, will wait and see before sending them an email to see if they can post to Australia
AI, I just sent an email to [email protected] about the Formula Rabbit asking them for full specs and what comes with the kit, as well as price in American dollars plus shipping.
I will post info here for everybody when I get a reply.
I will post info here for everybody when I get a reply.
#381
Tech Fanatic
mingnon, they emailed me back and the Formula Rabbit is a conversion for the 3Racing FGX. It is basically the chassis, upper deck, motor mount and rear a-arms, all in graphite. You need to have an FGX to transfer parts to the Rabbit and you need a Tamiya F104 or F103 front suspension set, arms, kingpins etc.
The car you build will basically have an FGX rear end with independent suspension, and a Tamiya front end. The chassis has the same wheelbase as the Tamiya F104. It is 270mm That means that Tamiya bodies will fit.
I don't know if I'm allowed to post the price of the Formula Rabbit on the forum, so I suggest you email them for your price in Australia.
The car you build will basically have an FGX rear end with independent suspension, and a Tamiya front end. The chassis has the same wheelbase as the Tamiya F104. It is 270mm That means that Tamiya bodies will fit.
I don't know if I'm allowed to post the price of the Formula Rabbit on the forum, so I suggest you email them for your price in Australia.
#382
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#383
Tech Master
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mingnon, they emailed me back and the Formula Rabbit is a conversion for the 3Racing FGX. It is basically the chassis, upper deck, motor mount and rear a-arms, all in graphite. You need to have an FGX to transfer parts to the Rabbit and you need a Tamiya F104 or F103 front suspension set, arms, kingpins etc.
The car you build will basically have an FGX rear end with independent suspension, and a Tamiya front end. The chassis has the same wheelbase as the Tamiya F104. It is 270mm That means that Tamiya bodies will fit.
I don't know if I'm allowed to post the price of the Formula Rabbit on the forum, so I suggest you email them for your price in Australia.
The car you build will basically have an FGX rear end with independent suspension, and a Tamiya front end. The chassis has the same wheelbase as the Tamiya F104. It is 270mm That means that Tamiya bodies will fit.
I don't know if I'm allowed to post the price of the Formula Rabbit on the forum, so I suggest you email them for your price in Australia.
#385
Tech Champion
Yeah I was kinda wondering the same thing...maybe the FGX rear wheel off-set is wider so using the F104 wheel brings it back to 180mm? Just a guess but would really like confirmation before I go and purchase one. In the pic it does look very close to the F104 rear width anyway.
#387
Tech Fanatic
Unfortunately, they didn't say exactly what the front and rear widths would be. They only said that the width would depend on whether or not you use the F104 or the F103 front suspension. Not sure about the rear width; I will have to email them back to ask that question.
#388
Tech Fanatic
Well I sent them another email asking about the front width vs the rear width. Seems to me if you use the F104 front, you would have a front width of 180mm; and since the car uses the FGX rear, it would seem the rear width would be 190mm, which of course throws everything off. Maybe there is a way to narrow the rear by 10mm to make it all the same.
At any rate, as soon as I get an answer from them I will post it here.
At any rate, as soon as I get an answer from them I will post it here.
#389
can anyone confirm or deny that hpi formula ten wheels will work?
#390
Tech Champion
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Well I sent them another email asking about the front width vs the rear width. Seems to me if you use the F104 front, you would have a front width of 180mm; and since the car uses the FGX rear, it would seem the rear width would be 190mm, which of course throws everything off. Maybe there is a way to narrow the rear by 10mm to make it all the same.
At any rate, as soon as I get an answer from them I will post it here.
At any rate, as soon as I get an answer from them I will post it here.
My 104 with a set of Ride wheels/tyres on is very close to the overall width of a standard FGX. With tamiya rims, it's 180mm.
Simple solution really!