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Amazing Jim. I love it. And the showroom is impressive.
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Today I wrapped up my buggy build chassis. I've always felt that the electronics box and accessories ruined the look of the buggy so I just modified the steering. Also used a Torque Tuned motor and aftermarket chassis with guards. Of course this is a rere so no worries about sticking to the instruction manual...
The pictures show the first iteration of the electronics layout. Seems to run very well. Attachments: |
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I left the on\off switch floating so it can be accessed from the rear.
The body fits fine this way but now too cold here to paint........................ for now...
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It looks very nice. I like the aloy chassis.
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😉 I had a butterfly chassis with my srb parts. Now it is in australia.
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No, with Andy. 😁. Now my daughter lives at Hobart in tasmania.
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