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snowmiu19 31-05-2012 04:18 PM

Kyosho SCR-SP
 
Hello there all

Anyone here drives the Ultima SCR-SP. Want to see some of your bodyshell and how you make the body. i got the Proline Chevy but not sure how to fit the part for the side that acts as a fin.

Also does anyone make a chassis dust protector cover for Kyosho SCR? This is to just protect the expose electronics to dust. Something like those of the AE SC10.

Thanks

Regards
Calvin

Neil Skull 31-05-2012 08:44 PM

2wd SC is not very popular in UK i only know a handful that run it.
You might get more help on RC Tech.

Adam F 31-05-2012 08:57 PM

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Here is my SC-R with a proline flotek fitted..

For protection I would say an RB5 shell trimmed to suit, not perfect but it offers some cover..

snowmiu19 01-06-2012 01:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by x313 (Post 660393)
Here is my SC-R with a proline flotek fitted..

For protection I would say an RB5 shell trimmed to suit, not perfect but it offers some cover..

For the wing panel do you use the standard screw and nut to hold it in place?

Regards
Calvin

hloland 01-06-2012 10:12 AM

JConcepts makes overtray for the SC trusks. (SC-RTR, SC SP and SC-R the SP has the same chassis length)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-JConcept...item5ae60f09c1

Adam F 01-06-2012 12:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by snowmiu19 (Post 660435)
For the wing panel do you use the standard screw and nut to hold it in place?

Regards
Calvin


Yup, and a bit of double sided tape.

snowmiu19 04-06-2012 08:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by x313 (Post 660526)
Yup, and a bit of double sided tape.

will your front wheel rub the body? cos when mounted on, if front suspension compress while turning it hit the bodyshell

Regards
Calvin

Adam F 04-06-2012 09:48 AM

Nope, doesn't seem too, although I run hard losi springs so its pretty stiff..


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