fusebmx13

LOL that would be funny. with a look on his face like "OH S@#$"

Krazy Chicken

im going to get a wild willy for my next rc, and was wondering if these are the oil fild shocks for it?? i might get it in a month or 2

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&P=8&I=LXGJ29

Kitsune

My Feedback: (7)

Yeah, those shocks should work for it. I think I've even seen those gold ones on WW2 from Tamiya's site pictures.
I use ones for a RS4 Rally on mine:
[link=http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXM714&P=Z]HPI Shocks[/link]

Kitsune

My Feedback: (7)

HEY EVERYBODY!! Look at what RC4WD is going to start making! They say they're for a Wild Dagger, but of course anything with a WR-02 gearbox can use it. I like the slot they have at one side for motor mounting. No more adaptors needed to put pinions other than 18 or 20 into it.
Yes, it's a beautiful thing!
BTW here's the link:
[link=http://rc4wdstore.com/product_info.php?products_id=820]WR-02 aluminum gearbox[/link]

Lunchboxer

LOL, the tranny is the cost of the kit.............

The Hedgehog

The Checkpoint Money motor is such an awesome motor. It has more torque than the silvercan and top end. I can do wheelies 3 or more times as long with this motor. I will be trying the 20 tooth pinion soon when I find one, or ill just get the tamiya when I order from Tamiya this week.

Kitsune

My Feedback: (7)

It's made in the US (I'm pretty sure anyhow), so to me it's worth it. I'm considering getting one.
I wonder how well it works for heat dissipation. [sm=confused.gif]

Lunchboxer

I wouldn't pay $25k for a transmission for my Toyota even if it is made in US...

Keep us posted with it, I'd be interested to see how you like it for sure!!

Lunchboxer

AutoXMan, w/ the 19T, it must be going really fast!!

The cracked windshield doesn't look bad, man!! It adds characters!!

Kitsune

My Feedback: (7)

That's going to be down the road a little ways, but I'll be sure to let you know when I do. Besides it not being availble yet, I've got a Tamiya Pajero kit to work on first.

Lunchboxer

My Pajero kit is just sitting in the corner... ha! All my RCs are seeking attention from me right now.. ha!

I have still yet to repair my WW-2.. I really should... [:@]

The Hedgehog

Repair it!

I am going to be painting my politically incorrect WW 2 figure soon!

Lunchboxer

Did you get a new WW-2 figure?! I might order up a couple of them! If only Tower has some decent coupon for me!! [:'(]

The Hedgehog

Tower has 30 off of 200, Ill be ordering them this week

Lunchboxer

I only see $25 off $200? Post the code!!

symbios24

hallo there can anyone tell me the different types of tires that you can mount to wild willy i want to put smaller tires and i dont know the tires that will fit thank you

Lunchboxer

The rears are easy -> any wheel that uses 12mm hex will do..

The front might be more difficult.. as it uses a 5mm shaft.. (riding on 5x11mm bearings) So you need to find a front wheel that would work with that..

EDIT: Wait, I see you posted it in another thread as well.. do you have the original WW or the WW-2?

symbios24

hi no i dont have the ww1 i have ww2 sorry i was confused i dont know many about bearing and wheels do you have links from tower from wheels that will fit?

the ww is simular to the marui`s Super Wheelie Toyota Land Cruiser too bad there is no longer exist

http://darrynsretrorc.rtox.com/marui...uiserbeige.htm

Kitsune

My Feedback: (7)

I'd imagine almost anyting from a touring car wheel up to a 2.2" truck wheel would technically fit. I wouldn't go bigger than 2.2" because of clearance issue with the chassis.

Kitsune

My Feedback: (7)

Would anyone be interested in an adapted Dubro rubber wheel for their wheelie bar? I finally have the proper tools (Taig mini lathe) to modify the aluminum hubs. Shown is a 1 and 1/4" wheel, but I believe that a 1" is available too, which would require no changes to the stock bracket.

Lunchboxer

Sweet! Is it riding on a ballbearing?!

Kitsune

My Feedback: (7)

No, that one isn't. I'm pretty sure I can make one to fit ball bearings, though.

Lunchboxer

I think it would be cool to have one riding on a 5x11mm bearings or something.. that'd be sick!

Good job either way.. it looks great!! [sm=thumbs_up.gif]

Kitsune

My Feedback: (7)

Thanks!
I'll have to see what the axel diameter is, and if the hub can be opened up big enough. I bought another wheel to work with today.

Kitsune

My Feedback: (7)

I took some measurements, and 5x11 bearings won't fit. 5x10 just might barley fit, but 5x8 definitely would.