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Ansmann X2C Kick Up Plate
I have two front kick up plates both 1250000407 but the strengthening at the front if different. One is a solid block as shown in the manual and the other has two ribs. Which is the correct one? I assume the solid one is stronger?
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The one i have in my car is the one on the left. The plate I have just bought as a spare is different again to the two in your photo. Less thickening. I will try and post a photo.
Which is the one to use left or right? |
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I'd suggest the one with just 2 small ribs is the very old one - 2 years old - broke a few of those in the early days :thumbdown:
As said, use the solid block. The one on the right looks even thicker all the way to the steering bearings. JL where did that come from? |
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the one with the webbing is a earlyer part, and was prone to snapping, the solid one is an uprated part.
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I use the right ones. It is strongest. I have no problem with it. Also i use a two long screws and both pass across the chasis, and in the opposite side i use a nut to fix them. Your question is, where i purchase the part? I'm sorry but i don't speak english very well. |
Model shop has sent me another plate and it's the one on the left! seems to be the one that is readily available.
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The latest one has a screw between the steering bearings that attaches to a new top plate with a place for the screw. http://www.tcmodels.net/components/c...0c35c9ccb6.jpg I've been running the newest for some time no, has not broken yet. Seems to be the strongest one of the different versions (including the hop-up versions), at least it has been for my crashes so far. |
if anyone is interested in an alloy version of the front plate this I am seling my prototype and then made one for Budgio. The prototype wa on my son's rat but he doesn't use it anymore. heres the link http://www.oople.com/forums/showthread.php?t=108075
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Its a same im a bit skint at the moment
Would consider getting some more made up in the future |
i'm not going to be making anymore as each one takes about 6 hours to make and I cant get the time at work to do them.
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We've just got the CF Chassis Plate in stock - Part No: T02008S - £11.99 each. We have four left.
http://www.teamcracing.net/index.php...mart&Itemid=71 |
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How can I order one? Sparky |
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