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I have a STRC graphite one sitting here if you want it for a spare. Overall the STRC stuff fits nicely IMHO.. |
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Re: JIA's IFS Ultra4 build I can't wait to see this thing throwing up some roost.....or drivetrain parts.......either one will be spectacular! "thumbsup":ror: |
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It's going to do something, just as soon as I get it finished. :roll: What it's going to do has me a bit curious/anxious. Made a bit of progress today. Finally got the Robinson Racing gears installed and I bolted the Pro4 in place (with the 1/8" shaft) so I can sort out cabling between the RX8 and the Pro4. Might need to extend the sensor harness. http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...75637234_n.jpg |
Re: JIA's IFS Ultra4 build i dont think your going to get much runtime with a 850, even though its 3s.:mrgreen: Quote:
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Re: JIA's IFS Ultra4 build Awesome progress on this thing! "thumbsup" My EXO might just end up under the knife due to your build.... |
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We're finally in a house - that means I can finally start working on this thing. :ror: A little progress tonight. First I put a carbide trim bit in the router lift and cleaned up where I cut the chassis with a hacksaw. If you're wondering WHY I would need to clean that up, you can see the definition of a hacksaw here, but I'll be nice and copy/paste. Quote:
http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...31370385_n.jpg Countersunk the mounting holes for the transmission http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...88891709_n.jpg Looks like it was made that way. http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...75851121_n.jpg Now I need to drill the other four mounting holes to secure the Exo aluminum plate to the Wraith plate. |
Re: JIA's IFS Ultra4 build Looks awesome man really using some skills for sure! If I didn't have so much in my axles I'd do an ifs as well looks super sharp man. |
Re: JIA's IFS Ultra4 build It just keeps getting better and better! |
Re: JIA's IFS Ultra4 build Thanks, man. I hope to make progress on this thing today. The Stig still needs his lower legs grafted in. Need to get on that and let them cure so I can get him in primer and see what areas will need more work. Also hope to get the rolling chassis completely buttoned up. Need to clearance the STRC front chassis brace for the Wraith driveshaft and drill/countersink the four mounting holes to bolt the Exo chassis plate to the Wraith skid. I ordered a C.L.A.W v2 winch for it. I wanted a scale version of a Warn 9.0 RC and after a little red paint and some decals it'll fit the requirements just fine. 8) |
Re: JIA's IFS Ultra4 build Got a little work done. Drilled through the Wraith skid in four places so I could secure the Exo chassis plate to it with something other than the four transmission mounting screws. http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...63004739_n.jpg On the bottom I countersunk the four holes. http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...35266481_n.jpg Back on top I recessed the nylocks and cut off the front upper link mounts. http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...43554218_n.jpg Also got some 56/14 32p gears installed as well as some TakeOff Ti motor screws with little aluminum heat sinks. :lol: Transmission has Robinson internals, and a SuperShafty Bomb-Proof top shaft is on the way. Debating a VP case. http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...94008549_n.jpg |
Re: JIA's IFS Ultra4 build Trimmed the STRC Exo front chassis brace to clear the front driveshaft. http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...58341179_n.jpg |
Re: JIA's IFS Ultra4 build Do you plan to switch to mip driveshafts? The stockers may be unhappy :) |
Re: JIA's IFS Ultra4 build i agree. with that esc/motor combo with such big tires, your going to twist those on the first drive. looks great though."thumbsup" Quote:
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adda boy, spared no expense :ror: |
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Re: JIA's IFS Ultra4 build I was linked this build thread when I innocently asked if it might be possible to graft a EXO IFS into a Wraith. After reading all 14 pages, I can't think of a compliment that would do t iany justice, so kindly accept this offering- "thumbsup" Now after seeing all of this, my mind keeps flashing me some foggy images of a scratch built rig, someone in the PNW build a IFS rig for the MSD scale Nats, I can (vaguely) remember ToyoFast filming it as it sank into a bottomless pool of water on the TTC course. Hopefully you guys are setting a new 'standard' that a capable rig doesn't need to have a solid front axle to work well. |
Re: JIA's IFS Ultra4 build Working on the driver tonight. Finally cut the legs from the wrestler dude and trimmed the RC4WD driver's stumps so I could fit the wrestler's lower legs in place. Now it's time to epoxy the legs together and then get to work with Milliput and the Dremel. http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...03592628_n.jpg http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...58924181_n.jpg |
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