New roundy-round chassis - finished (more or less)
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New roundy-round chassis - finished (more or less)
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Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2016 10:12 pmRe: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2016 11:35 pmLooking good. With you there is no telling. :)
Re: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2016 11:37 pmYou have my attention!
Re: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 9:21 amRe: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 9:36 amWARNING!
This Roundy-Round disease is highly contagious.
This Roundy-Round disease is highly contagious.
Re: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 9:40 amWOW!! That is super cool!
Re: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 10:26 amWow, with the ti-power setup, it should go roundy-round pretty quick. :) Looks great, now I'm interested in this on.
Re: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 4:58 pmOh yeah! Great job there.
Gotta love them Supermodifieds.
Chris.
Gotta love them Supermodifieds.
Chris.
Re: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 9:25 pmRe: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 9:29 pmThat is a SWEET looking build! Should make for a very cool looking pair!
:text-bravo:
:text-bravo:
Re: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 9:59 pmI remember this kit. Tom and I built a few. We used the H&R fronts, but looks like you are going CB Design 17s?
Re: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 11:22 pmWow, thanks for the compliments everyone :oops: :D
Broman, be glad to share the parts list...
Motor is a H&R Hawk with 10t 5.5mm pinion
Using Sloting + axles and a Scaleauto 25t gear. I like the Scaleauto gears cuz they can be used without the centering groove (similar to Parma gears). I was planning to use a Parma gear, but the way the body is shaped at the rear, I couldn't fit it under the body work without rubbing issues.
Rear wheels are CBD 17x11 5 spoke Racing, and fronts are also CBD, but 17x8 5 spoke Racing (Harry's guess was correct :D )
Currently, the rear tires are PG 22128's, but I do have set of 22124's on the way from SCC which I hope will fit tighter on the wheel. The front tires are PG 21105's. Yes, they can be stretched onto the 17mm wheels.
The main part of the chassis is made from 1/8" square tubing.
Broman, be glad to share the parts list...
Motor is a H&R Hawk with 10t 5.5mm pinion
Using Sloting + axles and a Scaleauto 25t gear. I like the Scaleauto gears cuz they can be used without the centering groove (similar to Parma gears). I was planning to use a Parma gear, but the way the body is shaped at the rear, I couldn't fit it under the body work without rubbing issues.
Rear wheels are CBD 17x11 5 spoke Racing, and fronts are also CBD, but 17x8 5 spoke Racing (Harry's guess was correct :D )
Currently, the rear tires are PG 22128's, but I do have set of 22124's on the way from SCC which I hope will fit tighter on the wheel. The front tires are PG 21105's. Yes, they can be stretched onto the 17mm wheels.
The main part of the chassis is made from 1/8" square tubing.
Re: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 8:23 amWhat are you going to use for a driver figure??
Re: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 10:27 amI tried a 1/25 driver figure put out by Champion, but they seem a little too big.
So looks like I'm going to cannibilize one of the interiors I've removed from a car and use that for a driver... :D
So looks like I'm going to cannibilize one of the interiors I've removed from a car and use that for a driver... :D
Re: New roundy-round chassis in progress
Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2016 11:07 pm