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Old 13-11-2008
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Its time for me to have a go at the old lazer ! sorry newish lazer ! I heard all the stories ! Seen all the broken bits ! but alas I gotta have a go !

Lets start with the cheap and cheerfull RTR and see what we can do !!

First meeting !

totaly stock bar 19T motor and 40meg receiver.
bought 3pm PBM's racing 6 pm Broxtowe---
Must say it went well out of the box with just an old 19T and a
40meg reciever. No chance to tune it but it ran all night and took
some bangs aswell. Everyone thought it would end up in bits? but
I think it was the only 4wd to actually finnish all the rounds ????????



Now onto the next stage lets hit 3 RACING Hong Kong !


Shockers ditched for some rebuilt Option house gold ones "Totaly Retro "


3 racing steering belcrank system "ballraced"
Front whishbone hangers
Rear whishbone hanger
Tie rod plates front and rear
Shock tower mounts
carbon shock towers
Motor Mount


The only thing i will get now are some steel outdrives then it will be ready for broxtowe and mansfield !!!
oh and petit rc in january !















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Nice job Bondy.

But now i know you are totally mad like a friend of mine who did the same.

why did you not get the full sp?
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BTW the FS conversion fits the RTR car !!!!!
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Old 14-11-2008
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I know tempting !

2 reasons ! 1 .. I like a challenge
2.. Its not going to be run to many times !

Mainly I like a challenge !
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Bondy I've just done the same !!!!!! Looks nice with the option house shocks mate
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Might be an idea to pick up a few sets of front c-hubs and knuckles too. I know these are the most broken thing on mine.
Loving the car by the way, I am still running the stock ZX-5 but an SP will be mine over the Christmas period I think.
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Old 24-11-2008
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I know tempting !

2 reasons ! 1 .. I like a challenge
2.. Its not going to be run to many times !

Mainly I like a challenge !

You're crazy lololol
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In total I would say about $150 but these are things that you would probably get for a normal SP "apart from front hubs "

I have tons of spares now and am considering building a FS up aswell.

Now should I use most of the alloy bits on the FS or keep them on the ZX5 and run them back to back ????
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