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10.10.2006, 04:27 PM
Nice job!
you can even use a 40T pinion with the motorholder LOL No, serious, cool conversion and it was nice reading the post. Welcome to this forum. Nice to see how other people convert their cars, thanks for sharing. I also did a conversion of a truggy with the motor pointed to the front. here she is.. Those kyosho spurs are truely awesome!! |
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Location: San Diego, CA
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10.10.2006, 04:35 PM
Thanks!
lol, yeah my motor mount is much too long. I do intend to fix that at some point. :005: Your conversion looks very nice! I also worked with limited metal working tools, but your's looks much nicer. I'm hoping to get better with each truck that I do. I'm looking into a brushless MGT next. |
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10.10.2006, 04:45 PM
welcome to the forums!
very nice conversion, this does not look your first attempt at it!:005: |
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