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wow thats an amazing offer very kind thank you but im unsure how to arrange the pick up? if you posted them too me i could refund you the cost if you have a paypal account or i could send a cheque? not sure

Thanks

are you in uk ?matey

I've heard good things about Parcel Monkey recently

let me know matey any way in pm i can afford to pay at a tenner max to post which should cover the post i am not rich but i just know how hard it is to get wheels and tyres etc i have very big box of tamiya parts amounted over 13 years and i am glad to give them to peole that need them i have a shed load of fox parts and sold the fox lol so im me and ill post them mate as long as you rnot in austrailia or something

thanks darc pm messaged you

in the post to you monday mate

Thanks a lot mate

Update for my Bush Devil. Tonight i have had a little fiddle with the chassis and managed to fit a spare subaru brat underguard i had lying around. funnily the two side mounting screw holes where already in the chassis but one was never fitted in this kit.. probably a left over from another model. i had to do a tiny amount of dremmeling on the front bumper and passed a screw and bolt up through the mounting point for the bumper...but it all looks very tidy now and finishes the chassis off a little better...in fact it looks like its always been on it.




I have noticed that one of the two drive shafts has a little bend in it somehow??...god only knows how that occurred as its only running a silver can 540




I want to replace both of these they are 70mm in length. can anyone suggest a suitable hop up for them at a reasonable price??

Picture below shows the chassis as it currently stands




the rear arms just dont look right to me. i think the arms need proper toe in adjusters and they need flipping around from the front to the back of the arms to fill out the rear a little as i have noticed they foul the shocks slightly at compression. however if you flip them around at the top of the compression they will catch the motor on one side so limiting the travel a little. i dont think they would ever reach this compression height however under normal use so it may be a compromise worth making to solve the fouling of the shocks. i have attached the pics with the original arms flipped over hopefully this will clarify my points??




Thanks for looking and any advice

P.S Next is an electronic speed controller and some proper shocks as and when the budget allows

Underguard looks great!

That crooked axle can only have been caused by bad driving skills...
I know Manta Ray dogbones are also 70mm so that could be an alternative.

Don't know if I understand your other problem correctly but I think it might be solved by using a bushing and some longer screws to attach the shock to the arm... but I'll have to take another look if I understand the issue correctly.

Btw - do you have the motor wires (in the wanted ad) already?
Think I'll have some for you if you don't...

Cheers Edou

yeah im very happy with the underguard and yes the bent shaft has to be down to poor driving skills from its previous owner i hasten to add surprising really as the rest of the chassis is quite immaculate and looks like its hardly been run. may have been an initial bad outing. luckily for me

Im still looking for motor wires if you have a set that would be a great help towards finishing my Super Sabre project. Last couple of jobs but i cant seem to get it finished as im also finishing my wild willy 2 rebuild and also this too i have way too many projects and my cash flow is tight at the moment at least the bankers are smiling though

If you have a set ill pm my address thanks

Best Regards