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My Optima with mid motor conversion
Hello, I'm a new guy here and this is my first thread.
Why I did this was just for fun, didn't think I could build a better car than Kyosho Optima Mid. You guys may be aware that there's no a gear cover. Right, because it is kind of difficult to me to make one. Those custom-made, white plastic parts were made by 3D printer. As an Asian, excuse my poor English. Box-art http://rcfans-discuzx.b0.upaiyun.com....jpg.thumb.jpg http://rcfans-discuzx.b0.upaiyun.com....jpg.thumb.jpg |
Nice work !!
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Did you use the longer belt of the lwb optima mids?
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Awesome job!!!!
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LWB: 254XL Mine: 248XL SWB: 240XL |
Superb, very well thought out and nice that you have taken your time doing this. Well done
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Neat looking conversion. White parts are 3D printed or machined? I wonder if the axle on which the yellow pulley sits, won't give a little if the drive belt is stressed during hard accelleration or braking.
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Second, I think two pulley-bearings are more vulnerable than the axle. It seems the bearings are fine. However, the current motor is 540 silver can, I'm not sure what will happen when upgrading to a powerful motor. |
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Here's the one I (my Dad) did in the 80's. The Optima Mod
This is the only pic I have. No under body shots I'm affraid but you can see the orange belt. It didn't go very well, but maybe that was the Sanyo 1200sc batteries. |
Sanyo 1400scr
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mvh iso ..... looking good took some time to get that result ....looks awsome ... |
Fantastic work!
I would love to see some more closeups on how you did that. |
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