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Old 09-11-2011
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Default ARE-2 Into a rally car!

Converted an are-2 into a rally car,works really well!!!

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that looks great! got any videos of it? Rally rc is my favourite, the best bits of offroad and onroad
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Very nice project! I have a DF-03RA (dedicated Tamiya rally car). I have problems with dogbones if I lift ground clearance. How are your driveshafts (dogbones) performing at such an angle???
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I should do that with mine!!
What wheel & tyres are you using?
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Hi,
The are-2 is a great car to convert as it has metal diffs so is very strong..the car has Uj's which are telescopic so no probs with dog bones falling out..have around 30mm of ground clearance..the wheels and tyres are fast track,ready built £10!!.........its a shame theres not any racing for this class here in the UK......
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I just had a look for some and can't find anything that aggressive.
Do you have a part number or link?
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I just had a look for some and can't find anything that aggressive.
Do you have a part number or link?
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Old 14-11-2011
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Hi,
The part number is Fast 0074C........took the car out for a run yesterday,in a car park with shingle.....mapped out a track,and di some single lap timed runs...really good fun!!!....there should be more rallying here in the UK!!!
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Ordered. Thanks
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Ordered. Thanks
What car are you converting?.......maybe with enough interest there could be a rally/rallycross meeting next year!!!
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can you post a link for the wheels / tyres I also cant find them
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Old 16-11-2011
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Back order!! Noooooo
http://www.modelsport.co.uk/fastrax-...roducts/365690

This is for that cheap Ansmann Si.
Silver can motor, stock ESC, £30 car, £10 wheel/tyres and a good Lipo equals hours of fun.
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Old 16-11-2011
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what motor and esc u running? i got a standard are-2 n cant get that ground clearance how did u manage it?
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Looks like different ends on the shocks and maybe removed the droop screw tab bits as well.
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i was look to get this but i have a as ansmann royal flash and i dont like it and the ARE-2 look the same. is it any good
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Old 26-11-2011
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Hi,
Quick vid of the converted ansmann touring car..handles really well,on a very rough gravel car park!!..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naBNHarHODA
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Old 14-12-2011
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I'm following suit seeing as its not really suitable for anything serious.





Keeping it slow for a seven year old to play with and learn.

Need to find a nice body now.
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Old 27-12-2011
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Well, it drives pretty good, not the fastest and could do with being a little higher but was fun until either something got stuck in the motor or the pinion & spur.
There is no cover for the pinion and spur so anything can get in there and I was using a stock brushed Tamiya motor so something could have got in the motor and jammed that up.
With a better body (and motor) it's a cheap fun car but don't expect anything more.
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Heres mine at the moment..great fun,and a great car to convert!


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