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Old 09-19-2008, 05:23 PM   #61
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Well I finally got some more scale wheels and tires and I think I'm pretty much done with this build. Integy wheels and Imex G-hawg tires. TLTRyan cut the tires to look more like a 1:1.
The wheels are the coolest I've seen. A scale brake rotor replaces the wheel hex and then each wheel bolts on with 6 screws. Hmm... I may need to turn these rotors soon.....


Maybe I'll do an oil change while it's up on the lift.

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Old 09-19-2008, 05:27 PM   #62
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Action shots...

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Old 09-19-2008, 05:50 PM   #63
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How much were the wheels with the little rotors?

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Old 09-23-2008, 12:46 AM   #64
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This bad boy is going to be waterproof. Installed the Futaba receiver, Tamiya ESC and Novak regulator in an old Futaba case. Once everything is working I'll silicone it. The steering servo is a Hobbico CS-150 that produces 193 oz. at 6v and has metal gears. I sealed it with Liquid electrical tape and installed an O-ring around the output shaft.



Tommorow I will make some brackets to mount the radio box and battery tray and hopefully have it drivable. More to come......
hey, whered you get the o-ring? and, did it work (as in submersible), or did you have to make changes... THANKS!!!
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Old 09-23-2008, 05:56 AM   #65
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How much were the wheels with the little rotors?

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49.99 a pair from Tower Hobbies. That includes a crappy Moab knockoff tire.

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hey, whered you get the o-ring? and, did it work (as in submersible), or did you have to make changes... THANKS!!!
It is a driveshaft boot for a Revo. In that picture I hadn't sealed the box yet. I later filled the boot with silicone.
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