Re-Drilling Body Holes
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From: Woodland Hills,
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Well, after getting my RX7 body out of the postman's hands, I tear it open!
I find that the holes are not drilled, to my TT-01... Not everything is made for you!
Anywho, I was thinking on how to drill specific holes, for the TT-01...
It's already painted, and decalled, so, I can just mark ontop of the clear lexan... What do you guys do!?
I find that the holes are not drilled, to my TT-01... Not everything is made for you!
Anywho, I was thinking on how to drill specific holes, for the TT-01...
It's already painted, and decalled, so, I can just mark ontop of the clear lexan... What do you guys do!?
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Cut the body out. use whiteout or a paint pen and mark the top of the body post. set the body on (lined up straight) the car touching the post. remove, see your marks and drill
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line the center of the wheel wells over the center of the tires. sometimes it's easier to do the front then the rear. take the rear body post off and mark the front and drill. then put the rears back, attach the front, then do the same on the rear
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While we're on the subject...
Has anyone found an alternative to body posts + clips? I think I read somewhere that some guy has succeeded in fixing the body to the chassis using Velcro or a similar material, is this a reliable method?
Has anyone found an alternative to body posts + clips? I think I read somewhere that some guy has succeeded in fixing the body to the chassis using Velcro or a similar material, is this a reliable method?



