starter box modification
09-27-2008 | 09:35 PM
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RE: starter box modification
ORIGINAL: Austin Rice
I don't think he realised that this was the ELECTRIC forum...
I don't think he realised that this was the ELECTRIC forum...
I don`t think you realize this is the general disscusion forum .
09-28-2008 | 08:23 AM
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RE: starter box modification
ORIGINAL: art1965
No I didnt realize this was for electric. I'll ask in the nitro engines forum
No I didnt realize this was for electric. I'll ask in the nitro engines forum
This section isn`t for electric , it`s for anything . Someone else was just confused .
Please explain what you are talking about.
09-29-2008 | 03:18 PM
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RE: starter box modification
does anybody know how to do the starterbox modification that uses a piece of angle?
09-29-2008 | 03:37 PM
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RE: starter box modification
ORIGINAL: ASSOCIATED_DRIVER
You cut a small peice from an angle bar, about as wide as the bump access hole on the chassis. (aluminum or metal) you can use one or two, these are bolted to the starter box and serves as a guide to the bump access hole. So it would line up the bump wheel to the flywheel on most cars without using the guide posts.
does anybody know how to do the starterbox modification that uses a piece of angle?
Being that different cars have engines in different spots on the chassis the holes in the chassis will be a big difference and don`t see how that would work .
09-29-2008 | 04:07 PM
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RE: starter box modification
True, I agree.
This is a very old mod that I knew from very long time ago. If you set it up for a specific car/truck, then it would only work with something similar to it.
I myself dont even use guide posts, I just hold tight and steady with both hands, line them up, then push down. No mods necessary.
This is a very old mod that I knew from very long time ago. If you set it up for a specific car/truck, then it would only work with something similar to it.
I myself dont even use guide posts, I just hold tight and steady with both hands, line them up, then push down. No mods necessary.
10-04-2008 | 06:51 AM
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RE: starter box modification
Thanks guys,
I thought I remembered reading something like this in a magazine once. My son and I have several different models of buggies and truggies and changing around the pegs gets time consuming. Thought about the plates but they are model specific too.
Thanks again
Dwayne
I thought I remembered reading something like this in a magazine once. My son and I have several different models of buggies and truggies and changing around the pegs gets time consuming. Thought about the plates but they are model specific too.
Thanks again
Dwayne
