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Old 11-06-2009
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Default Ansman Kryptonite (truggy) Kit Build Photos

As i said. The truggy had been delivered to local shop an i picked it up today big smiles.

see below what i got up to today.

I started be re building diffs and adding some je spares steel screws. Originals where black posi drive ones. Pain in the arse using them if you ask me. There was an artical in racer this month about the truggy and it did mention diffs and what oils so i followed suit.

rear diff is simlar to losi rear diff. has the same side spindle to center drive shafts.
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next step was front diff/sus and shocks.. Shocks are same size as the losi 8 ones. Also for front shock you get a stand off with a built in top of shock cover. Save them unwanted scratches i supose. With this fitted tho there isn't any move ment or play at the top of the shock. Its not really free to do what it likes. look good in green tho. Supose you could fit normal losi 8 shock on as a hop up, as the shocks are not threaded.

The centre diff and housing fit together easy enough. Nothing so far has needed to be drilled out or filed.

As i fitted the fuel tank there seems to be alot of free space under the tank its self. You can fit a fingre in there easy. The mounting post arent that cleaver. But i'm sure sorcing the posts from another car wouldn't be a problem. Possibly use a more slinky fuel tank to get centre of gravity lower.

other than that for 135 quid this kits seems to be quite awsome.. more pics as i build over next few nights.......longs our first unborn baby doesn't come in the mean time lol
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Old 12-06-2009
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alrighty scotty dog,wyn ere
looks a good kit to build,my terrier went together ok apart from some dodgy manual pics no text just pics ,but you shouldnt have a problem with the amount of kit building you done,
those diffs pre built?
think my terrier were not pre builds,but had no probs with em think theres alot of hyper 7 donor parts in there ,nothing wrong with them.
Well good luck with build scotty iam sure you will be pleased with its performance,has i was with my terrier i was eating them rc8ts n losi 8 ts at Stoke all day long!99 quid truggy!!u just cant go wrong,next madrat truck!lol!!!

Give me a shout when u wana go up to stoke scotty cos those tyres suite that track so well when its dry!!
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cheers wyn. I'm alomost done. all i need to do is put engine and electric/fixing on now..need to up load some more pics. Looking good tho.. rear diff etc is very losi esque. every thing is very in the middle of the car.. just need to sort out the fuel tank. its too high in the car.
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rear end photos of build..went together like a dream. enjoyed it. see below
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rest of the rear end/radio tray final build before engine and electric/fixings.
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nice new shed matey lol (and i do mean the shed )
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Default small green tubing

hi,

does anyone know what the 2 small green pieces on tubing are? there quite small and i cant find any reference to them in the manual,

pretty awsome kit, but some of the instructions are quite hard to follow.

nearly there!!
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