Micro T mid mounted motor
07-05-2007, 04:39 AM
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Micro T mid mounted motor
Someone mentioned to me that a mid mounted motor would be cool, so i went with it. I had to reverse the polarity to the motor so it would run the rite way but other than that it was simply using my lexan scissors and a screw driver. It ended up being about 3/4in longer than stock. Which is terrible for the stock body but with the baja body on the i think it kinda looks ok, i mean besides the wheel wheels not lineing up. I may go purchase a new baja body tomorow and just cut the correctly located wheel wells for the rear since th ebaja body havs the right proportions for this longer Micro T. Lemme know what you guys think, or if you have any ideas.
07-05-2007, 02:54 PM
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RE: Micro T mid mounted motor
thats true, but hey, different strokes for different folks 
. Anyone else do this yet? I know joeyblaze on one18th.com did it yesterday as well ironically but great minds think alike , haha.
. Anyone else do this yet? I know joeyblaze on one18th.com did it yesterday as well ironically but great minds think alike , haha.
07-05-2007, 03:51 PM
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RE: Micro T mid mounted motor
well i love this hobby for the ablility to do what yea want. i dont have a my mini yet my mini quake is on its way but i defintly like your thinking
looks cool and i mean idk how thick that lexan is but i would say if u hit something hard enough the chassies got a little flex. anyways got to go cut hay now lol keep on bashin
looks cool and i mean idk how thick that lexan is but i would say if u hit something hard enough the chassies got a little flex. anyways got to go cut hay now lol keep on bashin
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RE: Micro T mid mounted motor
thats true, but hey, different strokes for different folks . Anyone else do this yet? I know joeyblaze on one18th.com did it yesterday as well ironically but great minds think alike , haha.
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The other micro T is a CF-Exo-T which is 1/4 inch larger then stock so u can get a feel for the scale
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However mine is based of an Exo-T, i call mine an Exo-MR(Mid Motor Rwd)
i can hold 2/3AAA packs and has the following
Alum Bumper
Alum Front Lower Arms
Adjustable Caster links (Custom)
Adjustable Sterring/Camber Links (Custom)
Alum Rear Lower Arms
Alum Rear Knuckles
Alum Rear Caster Links
Bearings
Threaded Shafts
Atomic BB motor
Atomic AW rims and tires
