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Re: B1M

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You've got a nice project there.

And this pic deserves a first price in demonstrating camouflage techiques ;)
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Thanks!

I've got to give credit for that photo to Jake. It does blend in fairly well, doesn't it? :lol:

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Ordered these for it, designed by fredswain. Some added track width should help it handle better.
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http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=37059

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Re: B1M

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Awesome info. Going to start a separate post for my build...but I do have a couple of questions...

1: If you have an 'A' stamp chassis, would that make it an 'A1M'?

2: Do you have a trademark on the 'B1M'...or can I use it, too? :lol:

Still watching the build...and learning!

Thanks!
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Mine is an A stamp too, the B is for Buggy. Like the new B5M, the B4.2, etc. Associated's trucks use a T, like the T4.2 etc.

I doubt I'm the first one to use "B1M", although i hadn't seen it before, so who knows. Anyway, they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, so knock yourself out 8)

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Re: B1M

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Got in my fredswain long front arms from shapeways and died them with some coffee.
Here they are before dying
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i used decaf cause i don't want the front of my car to be too jittery :lol:
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I think they match pretty well:
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The front is now 9.75" wide, which is about .5" wider than the rear. Here it is compared to my b4
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And some pics of the whole thing. Getting close... Image
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Re: B1M

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Looks great Brian...Can't wait till its track ready and I get to see it turn some laps.
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That Looks Awesome!

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Re: B1M

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I have some spare parts laying around so I think I might try and build one of these! :D

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Re: B1M

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Brian, what wheelbase are you running? I'm thinking about 'tweaking' my car's wheelbase a little, depending on what arm combo I go with. It would also provide some wiggle room out back, if needed.

Thoughts?

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I've got it set to the long wheelbase setting in the rear.

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Hey Brian,
Nice build! Do you need a gear cover? I just got my first sample from Shapeways today. Fits well.
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Actually yes, I could use one. Looks great!

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Re: B1M

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There should be enough space for VTS slipper also. Just in case.
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