Yeah, Mikedealer is a bit responsible for it tooDr. Robotnik wrote: Astonishing price. I fear 2008 may see big spending from 'the names'.
Hot Trick Dog Fighter build pics 56k! 02-05-'08 updated!
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Re: Hot Trick Yokomo Dog Fighter Conversion Woober Goober!
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Re: Hot Trick Yokomo Dog Fighter Conversion Woober Goober!
actually im soon heading out of acquisition mode and into build mode, unless its something exceptionally cheap/rare/good buy, not too much big spending. i actually own am bidding on 3 items right now, even though there are about 15 lots i would normally be bidding/watching
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Re: Hot Trick Yokomo Dog Fighter Conversion Woober Goober!
So here it goes, I have pretty much built the darn thing and am now going to unleash the build pics!
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Re: Hot Trick Yokomo Dog Fighter Build with Pics 56k warning!
So this project changed slightly from the original as I am now using a new Hot Trick Dog Fighter/Wonder Dog Fighter chassis (thanks Woobie) as opposed to the lightly used RPS style Hot Trick chassis from before.
Here is most of the kit, showing lots of Hot Trick goodness.
These are the instrucions I am working from, which will soon be added to the scans section. Working round clockwise...at the very top is the Delta slipper clutch engineering drawing, yellow A3 Dog Fighter exploded picture/manual, RPS manual and blue leaflet is an extended RPS Dog Fighter era parts list...
Here is most of the kit, showing lots of Hot Trick goodness.
These are the instrucions I am working from, which will soon be added to the scans section. Working round clockwise...at the very top is the Delta slipper clutch engineering drawing, yellow A3 Dog Fighter exploded picture/manual, RPS manual and blue leaflet is an extended RPS Dog Fighter era parts list...
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Re: Hot Trick Yokomo Dog Fighter Build with Pics 56k warning!
First the gearbox parts are laid out for the build, some parts are new, some are to be restored. I have switched out the old plastic shafted gears for new RPS style metal axle versions. The Delta slipper can be seen ready for cleaning and assembly too.
The diff. is cleaned and reassembled with a new diff. gear and Losi RPS SE hardened diff. halves.
The Delta slipper is disassembled, cleaned and re-set-up with new grease.
The gear box is filled with new bearings and the re-conditioned internals.
The diff. is cleaned and reassembled with a new diff. gear and Losi RPS SE hardened diff. halves.
The Delta slipper is disassembled, cleaned and re-set-up with new grease.
The gear box is filled with new bearings and the re-conditioned internals.
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Re: Hot Trick Yokomo Dog Fighter Build with Pics 56k warning!
The gearbox is now screwed shut and on the outside the optional chain guide is installed.
The first Hot trick part of the build is added the receiver and esc plate are attached to the gearbox.
The transmission assembly is now added to the chassis!
The first Hot trick part of the build is added the receiver and esc plate are attached to the gearbox.
The transmission assembly is now added to the chassis!
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Re: Hot Trick Yokomo Dog Fighter Build with Pics 56k warning!
The next parts to be assembled are the two rear trailing arms and the Hot Trick swing arm plates. You can see I am also using the optional RPS SE stiffened rear arms and hardened rear axles as well.
Here we can see all the parts full assembled...
Later on I remember the rear Hot Trick rear spacer kit which is a nylon spacer installed between the outer bearing and the rear hub (in later pics)...
Here we can see all the parts full assembled...
Later on I remember the rear Hot Trick rear spacer kit which is a nylon spacer installed between the outer bearing and the rear hub (in later pics)...
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Re: Hot Trick Yokomo Dog Fighter Build with Pics 56k warning!
Next up is a new roll bar, new Associated gold screws and optional IFMAR dual rear shock mounts.
Which when assembled allows the rear trailing arms to be fixed to the chassis...
Which when assembled allows the rear trailing arms to be fixed to the chassis...
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Re: Hot Trick Yokomo Dog Fighter Build with Pics 56k warning!
Things really start to take shape with the addition of the rear bracket.
Unfortunately I have only been able to find a gold one but in the end I think it looks quite nice...
Unfortunately I have only been able to find a gold one but in the end I think it looks quite nice...
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Re: Hot Trick Yokomo Dog Fighter Build with Pics 56k warning!
I am using RC10 shocks on this build as the front mono shock is being replaced with a dual shock system and also it allows me to use these snazzy black alloy slimline retainers (thanks bscotti).
which assembled look like this...
which assembled look like this...
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Re: Hot Trick Yokomo Dog Fighter Build with Pics 56k warning!
...and that's where I am going to leave it now as that was also the end point of my first day of building. There will be the final parts of this build thread written up this afternoon, but until then. Enjoy!
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Re: Hot Trick Dog Fighter build pics 56k! 02-05-'08 updated!
more more more....dont leave me hanging doc....i f**ken love it ed
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Re: Hot Trick Dog Fighter build pics 56k! 02-05-'08 updated!
Thanks guys. I am going to post the rest now it'll just take a few minutes to do the pics and writing...
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Re: Hot Trick Dog Fighter build pics 56k! 02-05-'08 updated!
So the next day I wanted to put the rear shocks and sway bar on which meant taking off the rear arms
I also installed the Hot Trick rear lowering kit to protect the chassis. I later learned the front part of this kit won't fit with the front suspension set-up I chose.
I also installed the Hot Trick rear lowering kit to protect the chassis. I later learned the front part of this kit won't fit with the front suspension set-up I chose.
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