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Cat Xls Rebuild

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Ok so i won this auction for a built but never run Procat with nearly enough spares to build another car also never used for a very good price....this is what i received..... :mrgreen:
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The Procat that has surface dirt and icing like stuff on the shocks and screws....but also it has aftermarket diffs and layshafts :D
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not to mention Trinity wheels

The other parts
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A very nice red alloy chassis set
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Some new in packet parts
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This Radio set also new never used
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And it was delivered in this box......i know its not the best but i don't have one.......do now :D
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I will be making this car up soon....

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Ha, so that's the famous "bargain" option mentionned a few ds back..

full PK set, nice!

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Nice one Mick, love those corally chassis parts :)

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NICE ONE!!

I was watching this too but figured that i'd already spent enough in recent months on this crazy addiction of ours :mrgreen:

You sure got that for a good price - a little work cleaning up the ProCat will leave you with a car worth twice what you paid I reckon... let alone what you could assemble from the rest of the parts.

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Now that's one nice pick up.

Well done.

Hope to see more pics :D
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holy snappin, that's a very nice acquisition. got a link to the auction?

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GJW wrote:holy snappin, that's a very nice acquisition. got a link to the auction?
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Really great deal there Mick. Its always good to hear one of the good guys snapping up some gold.
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Thanks for the comments guys, more pics asap :)

Paul the auction went to the end don't know why the link in Dan's post don't work!!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/120934616491?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649#ht_500wt_1287

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Very, very nice car and unusual Corally saddle chassis indeed!!!! Congratulations on that purchase!!!

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Started the xls build :D

Gone for some black transmission plates in stead of silver..
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Very happy with them against the red chassis....

while searching for parts i found these red uprights
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was wondering if they would look better than the black ones....

More to follow :D

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So i started on the layshaft, this was all strange to me as i had a Procat when i was younger....3 pins, 2 gears, 1 layshaft and a spur gear done!!

Took me longer to do the layshaft than the diff :lol:

Anyway:
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Here's the diff
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Now to put it all in the transmission housing
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Attach it to the chassis with the long belt
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Outer tranny housing
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Now i know this putting a hole in the rear was all the rage bitd but what the.....dirt,stones and sand all through the hole didn't see the point sorry....

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Re: Cat Xls Rebuild

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Wow, you don't hang around!!!

Looking good... never having built/owned a CAT before its great to see how the belt arrangement works - kind very similar to the Mission Touring car?

I guess that hole makes checking the belt tension easier, a small square of insulating tape would be a quick & easy way to cover the hole to stop dirt etc getting-in.

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We used to make a little rubber plug to put in the hole. I could never get the tension right without the hole.

Looking good too, what bumper are you going to use on the buggy Mick?

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Post by kaszal »

Nice rebuild Mick :D

Will you get a new Kamtec XLS shell for it? I'm tempted to put one on my Procat after I've fitted saddle packs.

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