Redcat pics..trucks and buggies
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WOW...looks sweet...nice job dude!
I'd like to see a pic with the body off so people can see how you set up the cooling fan....can you add one in your post above?
I'd like to see a pic with the body off so people can see how you set up the cooling fan....can you add one in your post above?
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Again...WOW!...thats quite the elaborate setup you got going on there (thanks for the extra pics btw)
Did that body come set up to do all that or did you do it all??...what are those round silver things facing the fan?....sub-woofers?...LOL!
Did that body come set up to do all that or did you do it all??...what are those round silver things facing the fan?....sub-woofers?...LOL!
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a little bit of both the light in the rear were there shing on the sub woofers but i put the blue leds in headlight and bumper and cooling fan was me i figured i would try that to see how it works before i go cutting more holes in the body for air to flow through dont know yet for sure how well it will work keeping cool cause its only been about 30 degrees here in montana so i keep my fingers crossed for a hot day
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can anyone tell me what bodies are compatible with the Volcano? i would like to find a new for mine when i go to Toledo,OH for the big R/C expo this year. Also what rims and tires would fit? thanks
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BTW Bluecaka69..... that truck is sweet!!!! I like the lights.... seen them advertised before but haven't seen them on a model car before.... a friend of mine has lights and a camera on one of his airplanes though.
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Himotoracing.com has some bodies for eldorado same as volcano just different -name they are pretty nice as for clear bodies im not sure
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Heres my little Tornado XP,not really modified or anything. Changed the fuel tubing,added a fuel filter,big fancy air filter setup,venom smartemp failsafe and rebuilt the shocks(er... Taken apart and cleaned,refilled with team associated shock oil).
There are many like it but this one is mine!
There are many like it but this one is mine!
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hey guys thought i would share some pix with ya'll.... futaba radio system installed, shocks rebuilt, and refilled with team associated oil and put some shock spacers on the rear shocks for ride height, my MONSTERCLONE "project" that wasnt ever functional anyway, but it was still cool. a tuned exhaust is on the way along with a venom smart temp failsafe. enjoy guys
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tomorrowI will post some pics of mine, ...Volcano with T-Maxx shocks
I just wanted to keep this thread on the surface of the forum hehe
I just wanted to keep this thread on the surface of the forum hehe
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buy some screws from a hardware store. make sure that they are similar to the stock ones.
you can either buy four screws for each side (front rear, make sure that each screw is as long as the stock ballhead screw so you 'll have enough clearance) or buy four big ones for each pair of shocks. you can pass a big screw al the way through the shock tower and use a couple of nuts on the other end. the shocks I used are these:
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXFTK5&P=7
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enjoy,
the truck is reborn!
you can either buy four screws for each side (front rear, make sure that each screw is as long as the stock ballhead screw so you 'll have enough clearance) or buy four big ones for each pair of shocks. you can pass a big screw al the way through the shock tower and use a couple of nuts on the other end. the shocks I used are these:
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXFTK5&P=7
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enjoy,
the truck is reborn!