Hormann HT2 type RA
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Hormann HT2 type RA
I have at last finished my HT2 Race Evolution. There was a delay in getting the Hitec servos and then some vitial parts I needed to get.
here she is all clean and very shiny!
The HT2 type RA decals are made in Carbon Fibre effect backed onto refelective vinyl.
Next thing is to get her going.
here she is all clean and very shiny!
The HT2 type RA decals are made in Carbon Fibre effect backed onto refelective vinyl.
Next thing is to get her going.
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RE: Hormann HT2 type RA
That is one beautiful buggy! The body shell shape and paint job are very sharp. Does the Horman not include a rollcage or did you just not install it?
I have heard a lot of complaints about the FG alloy suspension arms. The Horman arms look very sturdy. Does the Horman hold up to bashing better than FG?
Last question...If you don't mind answering, how much do you have invested in the buggy?
Ken
I have heard a lot of complaints about the FG alloy suspension arms. The Horman arms look very sturdy. Does the Horman hold up to bashing better than FG?
Last question...If you don't mind answering, how much do you have invested in the buggy?
Ken
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Hi, Hormann's do not come with a roll cage like FG's do.
The cars are very strong, but that does not mean they won't brake. Anything will brake.
The car, hotmann HT2 Race starts at £1700 GBP plus I wanted the wider rear wheel/tires, they where £50 extra. Then the servos priced at around £56 each (give or take). I already had the radio Futuba 3PK and batteries. You do the maths.
Thanks on the comment about the paint job. I pinched the idea from the Spyker F1 cars - I hope they will let me off
The cars are very strong, but that does not mean they won't brake. Anything will brake.
The car, hotmann HT2 Race starts at £1700 GBP plus I wanted the wider rear wheel/tires, they where £50 extra. Then the servos priced at around £56 each (give or take). I already had the radio Futuba 3PK and batteries. You do the maths.
Thanks on the comment about the paint job. I pinched the idea from the Spyker F1 cars - I hope they will let me off
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I have seen images of little rubber things on the brake bleed nipples, but I have no idea where you get such things from?
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Nice Ht2,
The Ht2 is are very solid car. So easy to drive.
Dont forget to cover up the nipples on the brakes.
Nice Ht2,
The Ht2 is are very solid car. So easy to drive.
Dont forget to cover up the nipples on the brakes.
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That is sexy machine! Im diggin the ease of the servo arms being right in your face instead of the up side sown steering servo on FG's. Looks really easy to work on and access everything.
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I have seen images of little rubber things on the brake bleed nipples, but I have no idea where you get such things from?
I have seen images of little rubber things on the brake bleed nipples, but I have no idea where you get such things from?
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The body and the huge spoiler take's the hit. I drive the Ht1/ht2 over a year now and made some very heavy flips and rollovers, but never damaged the engine, elektronics or anything.
This concept works
This concept works
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I shall be putting the lack of roll cage to its limits
heres a shot of that refelective vinyl
Night driving anyone?
heres a shot of that refelective vinyl
Night driving anyone?
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Fraid not. I still need to tweak my servos and the throttle linkage, bleed the brakes. Tomorrow I am going to Chesterfield for a car mater.
Darren
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are you going to be running at the warstone national darren this weekend darren? info on warstone/modelracer site.
are you going to be running at the warstone national darren this weekend darren? info on warstone/modelracer site.
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lol about no need for LED's
lol about no need for LED's
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Go and join the 12h of Laupheim race Darren, no need to mount any LED's
Go and join the 12h of Laupheim race Darren, no need to mount any LED's