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Old 06-29-2009, 10:30 AM   #1
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Default Just Another Tamiya CC-01 H1 Hummer
Today is the start of my CC-01 H1 Pic's coming soon

From this.........................

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Old 06-29-2009, 09:45 PM   #2
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This should be an interesting build. Whats the WB on that body?
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Old 06-30-2009, 03:18 PM   #3
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Quick Update
I was able to get the front diff locked with 4 gears over the 3 gear setup not sure if it makes a big deal or not but it looks good
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Old 07-01-2009, 09:23 PM   #4
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Still need to work on the chassis and get the body mounted

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Really starting to come together Mike. Keep up the great work and the updates!
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Old 07-04-2009, 01:30 PM   #6
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OK final cut has been done now just need to find a way to mount the front bumper.
The tabs on the bumper hit the chassis I was thinking of just cutting them off then gluing the bumper to the chassis but don't know if that would hold good enough???
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Old 07-04-2009, 04:56 PM   #7
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that looks good. you'll need Shoe Goo or something as the tenax/plastruct doesnt bond well with the plastic of the chassis.
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I was able to get the front diff locked with 4 gears over the 3 gear setup not sure if it makes a big deal or not but it looks good
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You could have done that with just the 3 spider gears side by side. The one by itself is wasted.
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You could have done that with just the 3 spider gears side by side. The one by itself is wasted.
Not really wasted, the kit comes with 3 spares if you use the rear locker. so its just pointless, not wasted. Though it will help if you run a fast motor, it will help it be a little better balanced, but who in their right minds wants a fast trail truck? Anything faster then a brisk walk to a steady jog is not really a worthy trail truck, but an accident waiting to happen.
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With only the three gears the large bevel gear has more side/rocking play so the forth just keeps everything in place for a better fit plus the extra weight helps lowers the COG
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A few more pic's...............

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that front end looks seemless....very cool...
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that front end looks seemless....very cool...

Thanks I should have more pic's later today
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im anxious to see how much benefit you get from relocating the battery.
im afraid that the higher COG might counter balance the forward shift.
i hope it works.
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A few more pic's
I had to change the battery setup for the ESC would not fit under the back part of the body this body sits really low on the CC01 chassis.
I used the stock rear mounts for the fronts and made some post for the rear.
Just waiting for a few other parts and it should be done by next week

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Very nice, a happy ending, i like the rc4wd tires look on this rig
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Very nice, a happy ending, i like the rc4wd tires look on this rig
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I would like to Thank Pablo and his On-Line & 800 number Tech Support Team
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