Here's a pic of my Fantom. I have parts for another one and have been tinkering with the idea of adapting the parts onto a Plazma Mk3 chassis because it has the articulated rear pod plate vs. the flex cutouts on the main chassis like the Mk2.
Originally Posted by
bakaguyjean
.....,I like my Plazma the best as it now has a ball diff so I dont have to search for wheels as often.
For your Cyclone I should be able to dig up dimentions for the chassis plates.If you want to cut your own. ..... Let me know if you need the plate sizes.
How did you get a ball diff on your Plazma? I've been looking to put one on my Mk3 Plazma for quite some time. Was gonna take it from the Axis EX but I didn't want to gut it for the Plazma.
If you can get me a 1:1 template in .pdf for the AYK Cyclone chassis, that would be great. I would love to get the Cyclone running again.
Originally Posted by
Bob-Stormer
Leisure 100se, Ruled Thorp Raceway in 1978.
on the box, it says, "first electric to break 2 minutes on the famous Thorp Road course".
You just don't get cool advertising like that today.
AKA Ranch Pit Shop. It was a great track to run on. Spent many Sundays there with my RC10L at that time. I still have that car along with the old school front end (non-reactive caster)
