its a car? no, its a truck? pics here
04-01-2003, 01:58 PM
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its a car? no, its a truck? pics here
Originally posted by realscaletruk
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Last month at the LHS race, some dude was running a ntc3 w/ a ford f150 body on it... I was extremely inpressed with how well it was handling. There was a small debate over the size of his spoiler. But other than that it was sweet...
I like how with the trucks, you can get your cooling head OUT of the body.... Just make sure you have a good way to protect it!
04-01-2003, 06:16 PM
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its a car? no, its a truck? pics here
this body is nowhere close to those f150 bodies on NTC3's
this is 1/8 scale hard shell body. its huge, .21 powered. i wouldnt compare it to a NTC3. totally different stuff.
the chasis is homade and basicaly fabricated after the body.
this is 1/8 scale hard shell body. its huge, .21 powered. i wouldnt compare it to a NTC3. totally different stuff.
the chasis is homade and basicaly fabricated after the body.
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its a car? no, its a truck? pics here
wow truly a wonderful work of art if you can only put the engin in front and make BWD it would be great but i think youd have steering probs but for everything there is an answer nice piece of work
04-08-2003, 05:34 PM
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front engine
actually, the engine IS upfront. right under the hood. it wasnt installed when i took the pic.
its the only room i had to put the engine. so the suspension steering all had to be fabricated around the engine. click on the link and u can see the chasis
http://www.rcuniverse.com/showthread...32&forumid=216
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its the only room i had to put the engine. so the suspension steering all had to be fabricated around the engine. click on the link and u can see the chasis
http://www.rcuniverse.com/showthread...32&forumid=216
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