Enough of one I built my own car to get what I want!!LOL!!

instead of glue, could you drill and sorta countersink it so it screws on with the chassis instead of glue so you could replace it?

im sure you could just bolt it on. i think associated might make a clear sheet that sticks on to the chassis and you just trim the edges off with an x acto knife.

I used laydown shocks when I did my mid-motor buggy. Thought this could give you some ideas how to do it. Its sorta difficult to dial in and get just right. But here's mine

I've looked at your buggy a lot on oople. On oople you said you were going to make a new version with a b44 layout, have you done that yet?

I haven't yet.. I had to move from Colorado to Alabama because of my dad's job and the government put most of our stuff in storage including most of my R/C stuff. I will be getting my stuff back in a couple weeks and have a couple projects ahead of the buggy to concentrate on but I do still plan to make a revised one. Wither or not it will be set up like a B44 I'm not sure. I have come up to a couple very interesting and radical electronic layouts that may work better as far as weight distribution and such.

99% done. i kept the ball link bracing to allow for some flex.



EDIT: there we go...i had a copy in my album and deleted the wrong one...

That looks great ramstein what did you use for the front braceing from the bulkhead to the chassis?????

1/4 delrin. hand;ed pretty well at the track. i tried a different setup that wasnt quite as good. forgot to bring my other springs to change it back. i feel that when i get it dialed in a bit more with the front end it will be much better.

you deleted the pic I now have new tires and wheels all around, so my first real test mine should be fast. my electronics look like less of a time bomb now, I ran out of zipties so I did use 1 twist tie

Rammstein- I like the triangulated ball link braces. and the all black theme . It looks real nice.

Now for the unveiling!!I been sick all this week so It took a few days to make it back to the work shop.Still feel kinda crappy, but much better than a couple days ago.Regardless, I am much happier with the shape of the rear shock tower than i was with the 1st version.

Without further delay, Heres the PSI MM-2 SCT

i still cannot get over that body...i want to paint one now lol. mix up a green and make it look like the ship...maybe do an "awesome express" from when the kids took it over. lol.

That SCT is sick nice job.

looks awsome. I should be doing some testing this wednesday, racing this saturday, should be awsome. I'm going to start with a soft set up, mainly due to a section of the track I go slow on because it has 2 lines, a high line with noe set of jumps, a low line with another, and if you hit the middle, you might flip, so with the soft set up, hopefully it will absorb most o it without flipping as I go slow there to get lined up so I don't hit the middle. Just to rub it in, I have 2 pairs of nib PROLINE M3 step pins, made less then a month ago

so how's the PSI MM-2 buggy conv kit doing now???