warriior's rod teaser

[warriorsimi]

Anybody know where this rig is? My favorite build I did next to avenger.

[hotwheels000]

Yes, I recently sold it to a local and he running it in C3.

Still looking as good as ever, you did an awsome job on it.

[warriorsimi]

Well that is good to hear.hope they enjoy it .

[hotwheels000]

Its coming back home to me ! Yeah !!! Thinking it will become a U4 solid axle build.

[hotwheels000]

Originally Posted by MUF DVR

Now I'm thinking red wheels with white rings would be proper on this beast........

Hmm.... i kinda like the rat look with at least one or two new shiny components on it. We will see though, local club just started hill climb/bouncer events. After a few of those it will be do for a re-paint.

[hotwheels000]

Spent a few hours last night getting it into roller status. Todays plan is throw some holmes hobbies power to it and run it on 4s.

[hairba11]

It lives!


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[hotwheels000]

25 zip ties, 1 used for sale sign, exo fan cover and blades and a old business card holder... about an hour of my time and I have a new grill and a radiator installed

[hillbillyrc]

Still like how you make radiators. Going to have to use it when I get to that stage.

[nwnewbie]

Good lord! Looks killer!

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[hotwheels000]

Originally Posted by hillbillyrc

Still like how you make radiators. Going to have to use it when I get to that stage.

stole the idea from someone on here.... its nice and easy, super lightweight and best of all you can make them any size you want.

[hotwheels000]

Originally Posted by nwnewbie

Good lord! Looks killer!

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Thanks, Jamie did a great job on the chassis, just adding my touch here and there.

[CoreyHall]

do you have any more pics of the radiator? I have not seen how you build them. great looking rig

[hotwheels000]

Originally Posted by CoreyHall

do you have any more pics of the radiator? I have not seen how you build them. great looking rig

Hey Corey, how the heck are you ?


I don't but its simple....


I cut out a piece of styrene in the size and shape I want. Take a hand full of small black zip ties and nip the end off of them. Glue the zip ties to the patterned styrene. trim to fit the pattern. I then take rectangle stock styrene tube, slice it down the middle and wrap the edges of the new radiator to add some depth. You can do both sides if the radiator is visible from both sides. Add detail like a cap and hoses if you wish
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[CoreyHall]

I am doing great! Thanks for the info on the radiator. Thats a really cool way to do it.

[hillbillyrc]

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