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new Academy 2WD
A nice champ from Korea emailed me today with some photos of a possible new 2WD from Academy - the car looks pretty right in the cad drawings, I guess it depends how they put it into production now.
http://www.redrc.net/wp-content/uplo...ewbuggy-1b.jpg http://www.redrc.net/wp-content/uplo...newbuggy-2.jpg http://www.redrc.net/wp-content/uplo...newbuggy-5.jpg http://www.redrc.net/wp-content/uplo...newbuggy-4.jpg |
that dont look too bad, it has to be better than that griffen pro thing they did .... :D
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That looks pretty good, Looks like a B4 rear end with a Losi Cr front.
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I like the scuptured chassis underside
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the guy who designed the sb sport is the guy who designs the mugen cars(if you ever had a academy trade catologue you would be amazed :) ),but obviously the griffin was way before his time as that came out in 97 originally.
wonder if its the same guy who has done this. dave |
Wa wa wee wa! I like!
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What car do you run Borat?
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You should try my Custom B4 mate, it handles like how-you-say, big-market-worth-of-potatoes :rolleyes::o:D;) |
that korean guy has serious skill on cad!, i couldnt even do a washer! any ideas on price?
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Afraid it's still on the CAD at the moment so it'll be a while before we even know if it will be made or not.. but the cad looks good so I hope so.
here is a new conversion from ART - Academy Racing Technologies, for the SBv2. http://teamartracing.com/images/news/teamart01.jpg |
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it handles like a potato??? or a limo?:D |
a limo full of potatoes :)
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A stretched potato? lol
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any idea on Pricing Mr Graboski?
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Here in the US, street price will be a minimum of $25.00- less then a team associated factory team B4.
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Its just a copy of the B4 at the back :eh?: surely thay need permission from AE to produce something that similar :confused:
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Not intending the above to sound harsh, just my 2p worth. |
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Anyway, not getting into an argument, was just my opinion. |
Either way it goes, some one (not saying you) will come along and say its a "xxx" copy. The worst of both cars. I'm still gonna buy one though.
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um.... cva and cvd are the same thing.
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seriously LazerBoy, you do know a lot about things don't you? :o
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No there not.
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CVA: constant velocity axle
CVD: constant velocity drive (same thing, but cvd's are from mip. They may not be EXACTLY the same, but they work the same way) |
whats the diffrence then???
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CVD's tend to straighten out under acceleration forcing the suspension down which in turn give more exiting traction.
CVA's act more like a dogbone allowing the suspension to continue to compress under acceleration. Gives more overall steering. |
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I knew that lol i was just wondering if laxerboy did.
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Dave, you don't fill me with hope saying the transmission is based on the one in the Griffin..... saying that, just getting tolerances tighter and the layshaft not to wobble would be a good thing.... and make sure they use a decent material for the slipper, or better still, just copy a B4 slipper.
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not really, they are just from different companies. losi and ae can't use the term cvd because mip ownes it(i checked) so if a kit has that type of axle, they just call it a cva. You can tell because they all look the same.
Mip cvd:http://www2.gpmd.com/image/m/mipc1525.jpg Cva:http://www2.gpmd.com/image/o/ofnc9026.jpg And some new kits are starting to downgrade. they actually use the not-as-smooth universal joint. uvj:http://www2.gpmd.com/image/o/ofnc1510.jpg |
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the fact that they are different in that sense will mean that they will drive different. I am sorry lazerboy but you don't even own an electric car, you are giving advise on brushless gearings on a chassis you don't even know the internal ratio (or even the car) and now you are giving critique on some CAD drawings. :rolleyes: |
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Ever think maybe this so called "DOWNGRADE" is for handling purposes. Hence why I said the dogbone/universal type style gives more rotation/steering in the middle to exit of a turn.?? I am trying to come on here and push new product and educate people who are interested in our new project. I appreciate the questions but I dont understand the antagonizing. |
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The issue with the Griffin box was the fit and finish, there was a lot of work that went into getting my gearbox reliable, even as far as going back to the geared diff. Here's hoping Dave |
not trying to be mean to you, it's just these other two punks who keep following me around and criticizing me because i'm a new guy. And i really like the sb pro(and it's price:D)
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