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billj 06-25-2012 03:19 AM

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Originally Posted by DRTMI (Post 3792126)
Where did you get the motor, trans, axle,skid? I noticed a ways back and think I would like to find something like that.

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I believe that is a Lone Wolf Designs skid, try pm'ing him. But i think they are no longer available

ittybitty 06-25-2012 07:17 AM

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Great work Bill...I'm sure you had some stiff competition so being that close in points shows you and your rig are on your game!

billj 06-26-2012 04:24 PM

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Originally Posted by ittybitty (Post 3793729)
Great work Bill...I'm sure you had some stiff competition so being that close in points shows you and your rig are on your game!

Hey Ryan, here is one of my courses from yesterdays final comp. As you will see the tires work very well, the driver on the other hand needs alot of practice. I honestly think i have found my favorite tires"thumbsup"

SSRCC South, Final comp 2.2 pro - YouTube

ittybitty 06-26-2012 04:32 PM

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Thanks! I'm glad they're working well for you. If we had more rock like you've got there I'm sure I'd run my narrowed Sedonas a lot more often, but our rocks are quite a bit smoother so we end up with a lot of side hills and such.

billj 06-26-2012 04:38 PM

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Its hard to tell from the videos, but there is a ton of elevation changes. We get in our share of sidehills. Its a bunch of boulders making a wall about 20 feet tall at the top, and horseshoe shaped at least 150yds long. Trust me spots like this are few and far between down here. Luckily this ones about 15 min from my house:ror:

jordi555 06-26-2012 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by billj (Post 3796355)
Hey Ryan, here is a one of my courses from yesterdays final comp. As you will see the tires work very well, the driver on the other hand needs alot of practice. I honestly think i have found my favorite tires"thumbsup"

SSRCC South, Final comp 2.2 pro - YouTube

Tyres look real good Bill, nice job ittybitty "thumbsup"

billj 06-27-2012 03:26 AM

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Originally Posted by jordi555 (Post 3796383)
Tyres look real good Bill, nice job ittybitty "thumbsup"

Thanks Martin, when are we going to see more of your Viper II?

jordi555 06-27-2012 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by billj (Post 3797248)
Thanks Martin, when are we going to see more of your Viper II?

Soon my friend, soon ;-)

RickM 07-21-2012 08:57 PM

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So Bill. Took you lead finally and started working on my cases tonight. My rear case, which was once my front was pretty butchered, and given the scarcity of parts I was a little worried. My worries were justified as I had to drill another motor mount hole. Anyway, what a huge chore in some ways. Did not take to long to knock out but the second case was much harder. I wish I had actually picked up two of the dremel bits for this.

I do like mounting the motor somewhat inboard some though as it helps get some better clearance when twisting up a bit.

gst 09-08-2012 05:17 AM

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Wow billj I just found you're thread! Lots of good info here! I'm gonna steal some ideas for my next build. Still11 posts...

billj 09-08-2012 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by gst (Post 3906255)
Wow billj I just found you're thread! Lots of good info here! I'm gonna steal some ideas for my next build. Still11 posts...

:lmao::lmao: Thanks Graham

richardgarrett56 09-08-2012 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by gst (Post 3906255)
Wow billj I just found you're thread! Lots of good info here! I'm gonna steal some ideas for my next build. Still11 posts...

like what?? and i see 12 posts..

billj 09-08-2012 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by richardgarrett56 (Post 3906546)
like what?? and i see 12 posts..

Dont be hatin:flipoff::flipoff::flipoff: Graham screwed up his signature, by posting in a "real thread".

richardgarrett56 09-10-2012 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by billj (Post 3906552)
Dont be hatin:flipoff::flipoff::flipoff: Graham screwed up his signature, by posting in a "real thread".

:mrgreen:

billj 03-30-2014 06:33 AM

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Bringing a dead thread back to life. lol After not comping for a while (almost a year) I went to a North Florida comp in Gainesville. Was having issues with my front motor cutting out, found the problem
http://i946.photobucket.com/albums/a...UILD/004-1.jpg

Felt good to comp, really want to do more this year. A local hobby shop wants to start up some 2.2 pro comps, now we just need some drivers"thumbsup"

http://i946.photobucket.com/albums/a...e/IMG_2583.jpg

They definitely have the rocks to do work

http://i946.photobucket.com/albums/a...e/IMG_2579.jpg


http://i946.photobucket.com/albums/a...e/IMG_2582.jpg

hirenpatel 07-25-2019 03:15 AM

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I think you have to round it by 1.65"

Then convert 1.65 decimal to fraction. As a result, you will get 1+13/20. And it will reduce down 1+5/8" approx.

I hope it will help.

Gat714 07-25-2019 02:26 PM

Re: billj's first MOA build
 
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Originally Posted by hirenpatel (Post 5952342)
I think you have to round it by 1.65"

Then convert 1.65 decimal to fraction. As a result, you will get 1+13/20. And it will reduce down 1+5/8" approx.

I hope it will help.

Lol bro, this is over 5 years old.


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