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03-29-2004, 06:45 PM
#2281
Tech Legend
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Location: Castle Mamba Max Pro. Feel its power!!!!!!!!!!
Posts: 21,220
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Jason you are soon going to need someone just ro run the R/C part of the business.
03-29-2004, 06:51 PM
#2282
Your not kidding-he may very well need to expand!! His conversions are "precision" pieces of work. And I doubt you'll find one that isnt better than a stock chasis in many significant ways.
I wont run a Tub chassis on a TC3 ever again. Even if the Tc4 comes out and is light years advanced from a TC3-I hope Jason makes a conversion for it.
And you are very fortunate to have Rob Love running your equipment. Hes one guy who can wheel w/ the best of them.
Ray
I wont run a Tub chassis on a TC3 ever again. Even if the Tc4 comes out and is light years advanced from a TC3-I hope Jason makes a conversion for it.
And you are very fortunate to have Rob Love running your equipment. Hes one guy who can wheel w/ the best of them.
Ray
03-29-2004, 07:00 PM
#2283
Now I am blushing
Thanks Ray!
BMI's quality is in a league of its own. I am just shocked about how nice the cuts are and how accurate they are. Nicely chamfered (sp) battery slots. Bottom line is "QUALITY".
Thanks Ray!BMI's quality is in a league of its own. I am just shocked about how nice the cuts are and how accurate they are. Nicely chamfered (sp) battery slots. Bottom line is "QUALITY".
03-29-2004, 07:24 PM
#2284
Tech Master
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Built By The Racers For The Racers. Corona CA
Posts: 1,307
Originally posted by protc3
hey guys,i wanna welcome a few new team drivers:
1:Rob Love
2:Terry Schmitt
3:Mark Barden
4:Tom Ross
5:John Hickey
welcome to Team BMI gentlemen.i look forward to working with all of you guys.
hey guys,i wanna welcome a few new team drivers:
1:Rob Love
2:Terry Schmitt
3:Mark Barden
4:Tom Ross
5:John Hickey
welcome to Team BMI gentlemen.i look forward to working with all of you guys.
Peace...
John G.
www.rcheat.com
03-29-2004, 08:11 PM
#2286
Tech Legend
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Location: Castle Mamba Max Pro. Feel its power!!!!!!!!!!
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Darn Jason forgot my my name on the team!!!!!!!
I didn't see Who's Your Daddy anywhere on that list.
I didn't see Who's Your Daddy anywhere on that list.
03-29-2004, 08:37 PM
#2288
Hey!
Hey Jason!
Thanks again for the oppurtunity.Got the car half built.Didnt know it was coming with the anodized standoffs!Nice bonus!
Maiden run for this Bmi FT TC3 this weekend.We have a new points series for Nor-Cal this season and hopefully it will be a good season for me. This thing rips on asphalt.
P.s......You have a PM.
John H.
Thanks again for the oppurtunity.Got the car half built.Didnt know it was coming with the anodized standoffs!Nice bonus!
Maiden run for this Bmi FT TC3 this weekend.We have a new points series for Nor-Cal this season and hopefully it will be a good season for me. This thing rips on asphalt.
P.s......You have a PM.
John H.
03-29-2004, 09:56 PM
#2289
team driver ..
Thank you jason .. Ill give it my best shot and congrats to the other drivers as well .. I hope with All our input youll continue to produce excellant products and service for the racing community.. Again thanks Ill look foward to testing the CUDA !!when you let the fish out of the tank !! lol !!
03-29-2004, 10:33 PM
#2291
Tech Rookie
BMI Pro 4 Forum
Is there such a forum? I saw the Pro 4 pictures and called BMI to find out about it. This chassis should be another class A product from Jason.
I also received my TC-3 chassis from BMI and what a chassis , I took it to a friend of mine an hour away from me and he was besides himself to the point that we worked until midnight setting things up.
The entire order process was very friendly and the help obtained from Jason and his staff was superb, second to none. BMI is going to have me as a loyal customer for a long time specially when the PRO 4 is approved for sale.
I do have a question since read a post about gluing the edges, being new to this, what I need to do? and what glue to use in the process of sealing the edges.
Once again thanks to Jason for a great product
Ray from Puerto Rico
I also received my TC-3 chassis from BMI and what a chassis , I took it to a friend of mine an hour away from me and he was besides himself to the point that we worked until midnight setting things up.
The entire order process was very friendly and the help obtained from Jason and his staff was superb, second to none. BMI is going to have me as a loyal customer for a long time specially when the PRO 4 is approved for sale.
I do have a question since read a post about gluing the edges, being new to this, what I need to do? and what glue to use in the process of sealing the edges.
Once again thanks to Jason for a great product
Ray from Puerto Rico
03-29-2004, 11:55 PM
#2292
Hey Ray Here is a link to the CRC website that explains how to seal the chassis edges.
http://www.teamcrc.com/Html/Products/chassis-prep.html
When I do it I use steel wool for all the finish work. And since all the hard stuff is already done by Jason all there is is finish work. I go over all of the edges with coarse steel wool then glue. I put two thin layers of glue on the edges. Then I go over it when it has dried a few hours with the corse wool again to smooth it all out. Then I use fine steel wool to polish it all smooth as glass. Then for an added touch i used automotive paint polishing compuond on the finished edges. When I am done the edged look like rounded glass.
Hope that helps.
The only bad news is having to take it all back apart to seal it.
http://www.teamcrc.com/Html/Products/chassis-prep.html
When I do it I use steel wool for all the finish work. And since all the hard stuff is already done by Jason all there is is finish work. I go over all of the edges with coarse steel wool then glue. I put two thin layers of glue on the edges. Then I go over it when it has dried a few hours with the corse wool again to smooth it all out. Then I use fine steel wool to polish it all smooth as glass. Then for an added touch i used automotive paint polishing compuond on the finished edges. When I am done the edged look like rounded glass.
Hope that helps.
The only bad news is having to take it all back apart to seal it.
03-30-2004, 05:33 AM
#2293
Tech Rookie
Thanks for the info.
Ray
Ray
03-30-2004, 07:51 AM
#2294
Originally posted by SpeediePHATT
Do you mean how high it seems to be away from the chassis? Remember where it sits on the tub there is all that webbing below it.
Do you mean how high it seems to be away from the chassis? Remember where it sits on the tub there is all that webbing below it.
thanks
rob
03-30-2004, 08:03 AM
#2295
Any suggestions for a screw set to use when assembling my chassis. I have a racer kit now and was going to switch from the steel to the blue aluminium but they strip so easily. I'd go with titanium but they are a bit expensive. Suggestions?
Links to a good prices would also be handy.
Links to a good prices would also be handy.