Ishipla Monster

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Re: Ishipla Monster

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Regarding the front shock mount being close to the Scorpion one - Yes, but no cigar.
The Monster might take the prize for the buggy with the longest rear wheel shafts :-)
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I noticed that inside the rear wheels there was a long alloy sleeve over the axle.
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Re: Ishipla Monster

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perfect. Thanx for the pix Jeff. Gonna save them so I when I get a chance I can go dig for some monster stuff

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p.s. is it just me or are your front wheels on inside out?
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Fronts and rears both were. I took them off for now but yeah- if it was preassembled they did it wrong :lol:

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This is the kind of cars my local hobby shop in the sticks would always carry, the Monster, the SG coyote, the Aristocraft collection(Kangaroo/Dolphin/Wildebeast) and the Traxxas The Cat. Never a competition buggy no RC 10 no Kyosho or Tamiya products. When the Traxxas Bullet came out it was the only almost competition buggy they carried. Hence I lived out of a Tower Hobbies Catalog all my youth.

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Re: Ishipla Monster

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GoMachV wrote: Wed Dec 27, 2017 1:16 pm The rear has kind of an AYK feel
I just came across this AYK Buffalo and thought holy crap, that looks like the back of a Monster!
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Re: Ishipla Monster

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Frankentruck wrote: Fri Nov 03, 2023 10:30 pm
GoMachV wrote: Wed Dec 27, 2017 1:16 pm The rear has kind of an AYK feel
I just came across this AYK Buffalo and thought holy crap, that looks like the back of a Monster!
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I think the sequence of events ran like this , first came the Kyosho Scorpion , this had it's rear end "heavily inspire " the rear of the AYK Sidewinder and then the Buffalo , some time after that Ishipla copied the Buffalo rear but ran out of money so grafted it to a Grasshopper front end .
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