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Ultima conversions

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Hi guys!

Pretty new to this forum, and I got some interesting projects going on that I'll try to post this weekend.
I stumbled over rc10talk while searching the entire planet to gather Hot Trick parts to complete my Red Ultima, and when I realized how much info you guys sit on browsing these forums I thought I was in heaven! :-)
Back to topic.
Can you help me compile a list of known Ultima conversions? Buggy, MT, oval etc.
I start with:
Hot Trick Red Ultima
Allec & Lane

Thanks for all your help!
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Rez, the Walker wrote:Hi guys!

Pretty new to this forum, and I got some interesting projects going on that I'll try to post this weekend.
I stumbled over rc10talk while searching the entire planet to gather Hot Trick parts to complete my Red Ultima, and when I realized how much info you guys sit on browsing these forums I thought I was in heaven! :-)
Back to topic.
Can you help me compile a list of known Ultima conversions? Buggy, MT, oval etc.
I start with:
Hot Trick Red Ultima
Allec & Lane




Thanks for all your help!




I know of a few truck conversions:

JG
Proline
CRP
RPM (made monster truck wheel adapters)

I think Bolink made a sprint car conversion at one time.

There was a company that made a (gear box class) pan car chassis...but I can't remember who made it.
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Re: Ultima conversions

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Bullet Rracing Products did a trailing arm version, buggy.

Ofcourse kyosho did several versions too: some streetcars (wide), stadium race truck , 'monster' truck, sideways sprint car...
ooh right,, BBT also did sprint conversions
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Re: Ultima conversions

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Great guys!
Keep it coming!
I just love the Ultima, and thanks to that car I started racing.
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Rez, the Walker wrote:I just love the Ultima
Seems you have something in common with Scr8p :mrgreen:
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mrlexan wrote:Seems you have something in common with Scr8p :mrgreen:
Great to hear I'm not alone! 8)
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Rez, the Walker wrote:
mrlexan wrote:Seems you have something in common with Scr8p :mrgreen:
Great to hear I'm not alone! 8)
Your never alone when it comes to KYOSHO!!! :wink:
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Re: Ultima conversions

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Hehe.. Now I know that. Or, I knew that already.. Good to find home. :lol:
Does anyone know the Hot Trick history?
When they started, when they stopped. Who was it behind the red?
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