Ball joint type steering for Volcano?
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Although the aluminum steering arm thing is on hold.....(thank you for your patiance)
I will try to redeem myself with a retrofit to help with the sterring arm issue.
Looking to see if we can convert to a ball joint type steering. (like on a REVO)
Parts consists of upper/lower control arms, ball joint type steering nuckles, and new gear box's front and rear.
Not sure if it will work ( according to my guy in china, it will or can be done ) and I could still use a lab rat or two from the selected people on this tread. Currently I only have the conversion parts for the Volcano but Tornado parts are coming soon.
So, lab rats must have a Volcano
I see ehroof has a Volcano.... what do you say ehroof??? I can provide the parts, you think you can make it work?
I would try it myself but don't have much time now a days and it does take some now how.
Let me know ehroof, it's in your capable hands..if you want to try
Mark
P.S. Don't forget guys, gals & everything in between, this is a retrofit we are trying to do. I'm not sure if it will work... I already feel bad enough about the aluminum steering arms being delayed or on hold for now but we are trying.
I will try to redeem myself with a retrofit to help with the sterring arm issue.
Looking to see if we can convert to a ball joint type steering. (like on a REVO)
Parts consists of upper/lower control arms, ball joint type steering nuckles, and new gear box's front and rear.
Not sure if it will work ( according to my guy in china, it will or can be done ) and I could still use a lab rat or two from the selected people on this tread. Currently I only have the conversion parts for the Volcano but Tornado parts are coming soon.
So, lab rats must have a Volcano
I see ehroof has a Volcano.... what do you say ehroof??? I can provide the parts, you think you can make it work?
I would try it myself but don't have much time now a days and it does take some now how.
Let me know ehroof, it's in your capable hands..if you want to try

Mark
P.S. Don't forget guys, gals & everything in between, this is a retrofit we are trying to do. I'm not sure if it will work... I already feel bad enough about the aluminum steering arms being delayed or on hold for now but we are trying.
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ok....
I'll send the parts out.
Cartronics & ehroof, when you receive the parts pls post your results here.
Thanx
Mark
I'll send the parts out.
Cartronics & ehroof, when you receive the parts pls post your results here.
Thanx
Mark
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eh is my name Eddie H. and roof is what i do (roofing) now its actually more all contracting, mostly interiors. My aol screen name is ehroof so i use it for everything.
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I see... cool.
I'm always curious about these user names. Very funny sometimes [sm=spinnyeyes.gif]
I'm always curious about these user names. Very funny sometimes [sm=spinnyeyes.gif]
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i would definetly try this retrofit let me when its available or is u want me 2 be the ginnypig
i would definetly try this retrofit let me when its available or is u want me 2 be the ginnypig
Sorry shlo25,
This retrofit consists of a few parts and it gets costly.
Upper/Lower arms front and back.
F & R gearbox's
all new sterring knukles and rear hub with ball joints.
Got 2 guys gonna try this out already. If they are successfull, we will sell it as a kit.
Mark
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that is what the new volcano sv is going to have in it correct
that is what the new volcano sv is going to have in it correct
that be correct... I did not want to spoil it but I saw pictures floating around here from someone[sm=surprised.gif]
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it seems to me that all the forces that might be applied are more distributed, so there is less stress on different parts.... just a guess
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Well, this is the same way my REVO is set up and I never broke a steering arm on it and it handles bad ***ss!!
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Well, this is the same way my REVO is set up and I never broke a steering arm on it and it handles bad ***ss!!
Mark
Well, this is the same way my REVO is set up and I never broke a steering arm on it and it handles bad ***ss!!
Mark
of course, since the Volcano is significantly lighter than the Revo...we shouldn't have that problem:P
I'm really interested to see how this turns out
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ORIGINAL: ehroof
hey mark, just want to let you know i got the package today, will fool with it after diner if i get a chance,
hey mark, just want to let you know i got the package today, will fool with it after diner if i get a chance,
Wow!! no sh....t ? I just sent them Saturday.
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wow, box of parts, mark do you have a picture of how this is supposed to look???
wow, box of parts, mark do you have a picture of how this is supposed to look???
nOPe... That's why I sent the parts to the experts.

All we have is this pic...
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http://cgi.ebay.com/GPM-Alloy-Front-...ayphotohosting
hehe
aluminum mania.... hehe, hehe (beavis style)
hehe
aluminum mania.... hehe, hehe (beavis style)


