Shocks ready to go on:http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...psxptz23gw.jpghttp://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...pskbxkby17.jpg

Great shock stand idea and nicely laid out.

Start with full jar of Nutella, eat to empty, rim hole to the lid :lol:

Nice, coming along great now.

Just check your front turnbuckles. Think the studs should be behind the front tower not in front.:thumbsup:

Cheers. You're 100% right, I've noticed it after I took the pic:blush: I'll sort tonight when I'm back home.

Your cars coming along nicely. Here is some pics of mine. Rear tower is my design and has wire holes cut out for neat placement and is made by Fibrelyte (link below in my name tag. Youll notice my twin metal wishbone brace on the front for more strength. and VTS slipper ican just be made out in the picture, plus rude blitz brass cell weights and cut out areas for the wiring. Ive got the wrong length steering turnbuckle fitted so will get around to replacing and will change the ball joints as the B4 version isnt as good as the TC version that came with the B2

Just waiting for the front full spikes to arrive so I can fit them and hope she is up to the pace im gonna put her at next week.

How it's currently Looking:

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...psxcmgw4jf.jpg

A bit of soldering left to do, sort wheels and tyres and which body to use.

Car looks stunning. Post your set up as im intreagued with that battery.

Mine is 30 weight front size one piston, black springs, 25 degree castor
35 rear size one piston, silver springs, zero or one degree hub, zero or 1 degree wishbone holder. Battery im using is hpi 5600 saddles and all forwards with foams behind, no rollbar.

Ceramic big diff balls, tungsten thrust.

Thank you :blush:, must admit I'm quite happy with it.
Setup, my starting setup.is quite different to yours (its heavily based on a French carpet setup from petitRc), but can't say how it drives yet, so will update once it's run and I've made changes to get close to what I like.
I've got a decent amount of weight under the spacing foams to weigh the car down, can't see a 200g battery working in this without extra weight...

Gear cover in place Rpm from the B4:http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...pszgjfnjmh.jpg


Wiring done. Esc calibrated and set to something close to what I expect to want, we shall see...http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...psrtpo1ajx.jpg

Wing on. Body and wheels still to sort, hopefully tomorrow.http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...psm8nyiuhg.jpg

Thought to share another little secret/update of this car:http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...psexpyzitc.jpg
Avid triad. Contemplated using a vts, but since I run these in my modern cars, this simplifies spares etc.

Coming along nicley, have you already got a shell for it?

Thank you. Got 3 painted shells that came with it, 1 that I quite like, so I'll start with that, and then possibly it the future paint one on my current colours. Suggestions however are more than welcomed :)

Great, good idea on the slipper, it should go really well.

This shell is on for now, I quite like it but it's not in my colours. It will do for now:http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...ps1xkwq4r2.jpghttp://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...ps3wcj4v1v.jpg

Second car started being built, the intention for this is to be a nice close to std spec b3, probably as an occasional runner.
Using the modified chassis with thebattery cutouts and new stainless screws. Early stages but:
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...psbahkjj97.jpg

Coming along nicely:
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...pszhabgege.jpg

Whre did you get the screws from?

My pitbox I'm afraid, it's a selection of screws from various older associated cars inc (and not limited) a b4, b44.3, rc10wc etc...
Haven't found a b2/3 specific kit yet, but it's not too difficult to make up one, I'm keeping track of what is being used and then might be able to put together a set :thumbsup:

Front ends and shocks assembled :
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...pszombwb0r.jpghttp://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3...psbkomqkqf.jpg
New orings in the shocks, they feel quite nice :-)