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it's another conversion :cool:

all I need now is an 8th IC minus the motor

:) I didn't go through all 24 pages but if your referring to the electric 1/8th buggy on the first page it looks a bit 'Heath Robinson' compared to this guy's efforts, check this out........

http://www.truggyracers.com/forum/in...p?showtopic=98

Now thats what I call a neat job!:)

That car on the second link is just plain awsome. I would love to have a go with that. It just looks like lots of professionals have come together to emerge with that car. That is one sweat car.:cool:

it does look good but why would you want an electric truggy. can't see the point of it myself.

No motor to tune, no break-in, no hassles, can run anywhere....need I go on?

batteries always on charge and can no longer race it. Even for bashing i can't see the point as you would get longer run times with a nitro and you could keep going all day.

But think or the Torque from that BL motor :cool:

Actualy i dont see why he isnt running like 4s lipo :confused:

been there, on hold!

mine,
http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g1...3/DSC01289.jpg

its in bits at the mo because it was heavily over geared,(around 11 overall should be about 17:p ) so i got a bj4 slipper, just need some custom made driveshafts and it'll fly again(well not fly it weight almost 4kg's)

will post pics of a well neat hyper 7 when the site there on is back up

the hyper 7
http://lincit.myzen.co.uk/modellinch...hyper/hype.JPG

:) matt, I don't think this guy actually wanted an electric truggy as he sold it soon after building it, I think he mainly wanted to rise to the challenge of showing it could be done and his skills in doing it. I personally wouldn't want a 1/8th electric truggy but I can appreciate the work that wnet into creating this.:)