scale pro stock 68 camaro build to start
02-12-2009, 11:07 PM
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^ Or make one yourself from foam or styrene.. Not hard but one needs to have good hands and experience. Nice Camaros up there brothers. I'm building a 1/8 1985 Iroc with a 4-stroke, not a drag car but a stock scaler. Good luck with your build amigo.
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10-14-2009, 08:36 PM
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RE: scale pro stock 68 camaro build to start
I like your car. What type of chassis and wheels are on it?I would like to build something similar to it. What type of powertrain (motor/esc/battery) is in it?Also how does it run?(if you have ran it)
11-03-2009, 07:13 AM
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are either one of the camaro's for sale. if so email me at [email protected]
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RE: scale pro stock 68 camaro build to start
Do you have pictures of the blue camaro from the side & is that a nitro or electric. What tires are on the back of the car?
04-20-2010, 06:26 PM
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Here's my shot at racing a doorslammer. The ahr43 R3E. Early 2008. HPI Camaro. Love the body. I mounted it to a modified GMS DragSpec. 10x2 Trinity brush motor. LiMn 2s1p x 3800. Ran best of 2.272sec at 55.8mph. Because body is a 200mm it kinda wanted to 'kite' at times. Eventually settled it down with an XL rear spoiler.
Good body to race with though. TIP: Don't use the trim line at the front. Let the front lower body extend as molded back to the front wheels. That'll help keep the air from getting under it and wanting to lift it.
Hope this helps. Have fun. Post up some images. Like I say, love that body.
Good body to race with though. TIP: Don't use the trim line at the front. Let the front lower body extend as molded back to the front wheels. That'll help keep the air from getting under it and wanting to lift it.
Hope this helps. Have fun. Post up some images. Like I say, love that body.
