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Naushad 01-05-2012 03:48 PM

Dan....that's just superb!!

I wish we had things like that in the UK...

DanB4 02-05-2012 04:07 AM

Thanks for the kind words lads :)

Muscat is a great holiday destination and a cruise-ship stop off so if you're ever here give me a shout and I'll sort out a car for you!

The outdoor tracks were a killer here in the summer where it regularly reaches 48 deg C, even at night so the existing almost finished indoor venue is a godsend with it's coooool air conditioning.

Nice to have something here when I eventually leave and return to the UK and nice to know that our brilliant hobby is now growing in another country.

On another note - I've just ordered my ZXR shell from Team Bluegroove :thumbsup:

Dan :cool:

kenios 02-05-2012 11:16 AM

this is how i paint a lazer body
 
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on the team bluegroove bodies you can draw at the outside of the body on the protective paint film a have circle. you can use a little jar or something like it to draw the circle

alcyon 02-05-2012 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by kenios (Post 650506)
on the team bluegroove bodies you can draw at the outside of the body on the protective paint film a have circle. you can use a little jar or something like it to draw the circle

nice work, does the bluegroove bodies come with decals?

Welshy40 02-05-2012 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by alcyon (Post 650535)
nice work, does the bluegroove bodies come with decals?

No they dont. These shells are very thin so wouldnt be advisable using out doors unless you buy a chassis sticky protective layer to put onto the undertray as they do disintigrate quite quickly. That reminds me time to chase Kamtec again.

alcyon 02-05-2012 01:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenios (Post 650506)
on the team bluegroove bodies you can draw at the outside of the body on the protective paint film a have circle. you can use a little jar or something like it to draw the circle

nice work, does the bluegroove bodies come with decals?

Naushad 02-05-2012 02:42 PM

Yeah...I'm sure to be in touch if I ever go that way...on another note the Bluegroove shell quality is excellent. I got ones for yokomo bx and undertray for an optima.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DanB4 (Post 650412)
Thanks for the kind words lads :)

Muscat is a great holiday destination and a cruise-ship stop off so if you're ever here give me a shout and I'll sort out a car for you!

The outdoor tracks were a killer here in the summer where it regularly reaches 48 deg C, even at night so the existing almost finished indoor venue is a godsend with it's coooool air conditioning.

Nice to have something here when I eventually leave and return to the UK and nice to know that our brilliant hobby is now growing in another country.

On another note - I've just ordered my ZXR shell from Team Bluegroove :thumbsup:

Dan :cool:


DanB4 02-05-2012 03:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kenios (Post 650506)
on the team bluegroove bodies you can draw at the outside of the body on the protective paint film a have circle. you can use a little jar or something like it to draw the circle

Sorry, circle for what? The window masks?

kenios 02-05-2012 06:17 PM

circle ?
 
if you draw the circle with a black pen orso on the outside onto the paint protection film and you use some kind of white or very light masking tape on the inside for the front window you can see the cirle from the inside(it shines thrue) and you can than cut the masking tape very carefully and very lightly, that's how i think i did that job. but i'm not sure anymore.

bignick 03-05-2012 10:12 PM

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Hi,

Thought I'd post some updated pics of my ZX-R. I reckon the chassis is finished for now, just need to sort out the camber and toe etc but that will be done when I get the shell sorted and give it its maiden voyage.

Since I posted my last pics I have fitted some original ZX-R wheels (won on ebay), fitted a new ESC (Modelsport Sniper RV 12T), sorted the wiring and polished the motor plate(s).

Bad joke alert!!! :thumbsup:

I remembered I had some metal polish in the van so I have been busy in my hotel room polishing my bits.... SORRY....

The wheels were a bit scuffed when they arrived (they are used parts) but I think they have cleaned up well, I used some PVC cleaner (the stuff for window frames) and that seems to have cleaned and brightened them up well.

Not too sure I like the bullet connectors I've fitted. I may solder the wires and fit some heart shrink to tidy it up further.

Must get the shell done now.

DanB4 - The tracks in Qatar look amazing, best get learning to drive my ZX-R properly.

Welshy40 04-05-2012 05:43 AM

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Originally Posted by bignick (Post 651134)
Hi,

Thought I'd post some updated pics of my ZX-R. I reckon the chassis is finished for now, just need to sort out the camber and toe etc but that will be done when I get the shell sorted and give it its maiden voyage.

Since I posted my last pics I have fitted some original ZX-R wheels (won on ebay), fitted a new ESC (Modelsport Sniper RV 12T), sorted the wiring and polished the motor plate(s).

Bad joke alert!!! :thumbsup:

I remembered I had some metal polish in the van so I have been busy in my hotel room polishing my bits.... SORRY....

The wheels were a bit scuffed when they arrived (they are used parts) but I think they have cleaned up well, I used some PVC cleaner (the stuff for window frames) and that seems to have cleaned and brightened them up well.

Not too sure I like the bullet connectors I've fitted. I may solder the wires and fit some heart shrink to tidy it up further.

Must get the shell done now.

DanB4 - The tracks in Qatar look amazing, best get learning to drive my ZX-R properly.

Jokes have been much worse so no problems. I would recommend get an all pole the same size as the alloy poles used to support the top deck and put between the wing mounts as that means your wing wont move when the pole is attached. Ive posted pics on this thread of my car where you can see what ive done.

bignick 04-05-2012 09:05 AM

Hi,

Thanks for the tip, they are a bit flexy to say the least, will see what the fitter at work has laying around his workshop.

I'll also look into getting the suspension mounts from fibre lyte too.

I have the parma tom cat shell to paint and I reckon thats the one i'll use mainly but I do fancy getting a ZX-R shell (either a tbg or kamtec (should he do one and my preferred choice) in the future so I can have a stock looking car too.

Looks loads better now though, with the disk wheels and polished bits.

Naushad 04-05-2012 09:25 AM

SPAM!!

Welshy40 04-05-2012 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Naushad (Post 651229)
SPAM!!

:cry: ?????

alcyon 05-05-2012 06:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Naushad (Post 651229)
SPAM!!

you gonna send us some spam to eat ??? Yummy!!

DanB4 05-05-2012 06:56 AM

Are the current yellow Lazer ZX5 wheels (available to buy today) exactly the same as the original Lazer ZX-R ones?

When I search Google for the part numbe rin the ZX-R manual I get the new items, although with a new part number but the old number in brackets?

Cheers,

Dan :cool:

oosh123 05-05-2012 09:44 AM

I believe the old yellow lazer wheels are 2.0" diameter. The new one should be 2.2"

But welshy should know more.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DanB4 (Post 651595)
Are the current yellow Lazer ZX5 wheels (available to buy today) exactly the same as the original Lazer ZX-R ones?

When I search Google for the part numbe rin the ZX-R manual I get the new items, although with a new part number but the old number in brackets?

Cheers,

Dan :cool:


DanB4 05-05-2012 10:19 AM

Cheers.

Just won some fronts on eBay, the W-5026's :)

Needing some W-5027's for the rear of my Lazer ZXR.

When I Google the 5027's I get a modern day replacement, for example:

LINK

See description "Kyosho 4WD Wheel (Rear/Yellow/Pair) (Replaces W5027) (W5204KY)"

So are these W5204KY's a different colour or design that the 5027's? Now I have the original fronts I naturally want them to match the rears in design and colour......now just to search for the 'H' pattern original kit ZXR tyres.

Thanks,

Dan

Welshy40 05-05-2012 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by oosh123 (Post 651632)
I believe the old yellow lazer wheels are 2.0" diameter. The new one should be 2.2"

But welshy should know more.

Zx wheels were 2 inches but zxr were 2.2 but have no idea if you can still get them. Look at the zx5 ready to run manual and see what the part numbers are. You may get lucky but white did suit the car better than the awful yellow.

Also you could get the accesories that the zxs had and were black spoked wheels so were being used by two of team kyosho, bob gammon and dave bailey. They are still available.

isobarik 05-05-2012 03:06 PM

zx 2.0 inch optima mid custom wheels

zxr 2.2 inch wheels and yes the zx5/zx5 RTR use the same the yellow type are some what different regarding color the newer are more flourent ( spelling ).

the spoked version are from the TR15 and they have the same more flourent color.

http://proxy1.pixbox.se/arkivet/synl...0/29749736.jpg

regarding the H pattern tyres they are also the same just different number

mvh Isobarik


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