1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04/18)
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Re: 1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04
Looks sensational. Great detail and dedication to sourcing the parts!
Did you find a shell , wing and decal sheet to add? Would have been a great finishing touch!
Did you find a shell , wing and decal sheet to add? Would have been a great finishing touch!
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Re: 1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04
Absolutely beautiful build. The attention to detail is superb.
Can anyone let me know where to get these black foam things? Thanks.
Can anyone let me know where to get these black foam things? Thanks.
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Re: 1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04
cant be sure, but you may be able to dye the stock 'foam things' black
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Re: 1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04
Great idea. Thanks.JK Racing wrote:cant be sure, but you may be able to dye the stock 'foam things' black
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Re: 1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04
Yup you can, I did BITD.JK Racing wrote:cant be sure, but you may be able to dye the stock 'foam things' black
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Re: 1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04
I dyed mine and they turned out great. Looks much cleaner IMHO. Thanks again for the idea.
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Re: 1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04
WOW is all I can say! I thought my XX CR Kinwald was clean! haha
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Re: 1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04/18)
Such an amazing build. I have looked at these photos more than I care to share.
I have always wondered why Brian's shock springs had the color rubbed off the outside?
Also, how did you get the gold e clips in the larger size? Thanks
I have always wondered why Brian's shock springs had the color rubbed off the outside?
Also, how did you get the gold e clips in the larger size? Thanks
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Re: 1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04/18)
I hadn't even noticed that and now it's really bugging me!

I'm sure that someone on here will have the answer.......
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Re: 1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04/18)
He rubbed the colour off the springs so people wouldn't know which colour spring he was running, he'd leave a small trace of the colour up one end so he could still identify which weight spring he was pulling out of his tool box
Its argued that by removing the paint, it made the spring slightly softer but i assume it would be an extremely small effect if at all
Its argued that by removing the paint, it made the spring slightly softer but i assume it would be an extremely small effect if at all
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Re: 1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04/18)
Ahh. That sounds like Brian. Thanks for the info. That is something that has bugged me for a long time.Delorean wrote: ↑Wed Jun 21, 2017 6:57 pm He rubbed the colour off the springs so people wouldn't know which colour spring he was running, he'd leave a small trace of the colour up one end so he could still identify which weight spring he was pulling out of his tool box
Its argued that by removing the paint, it made the spring slightly softer but i assume it would be an extremely small effect if at all
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Re: 1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04/18)
I did the same thing, effect was minimal as all you needed to do was a fractional tension adjustment on the spring.Delorean wrote: ↑Wed Jun 21, 2017 6:57 pm He rubbed the colour off the springs so people wouldn't know which colour spring he was running, he'd leave a small trace of the colour up one end so he could still identify which weight spring he was pulling out of his tool box
Its argued that by removing the paint, it made the spring slightly softer but i assume it would be an extremely small effect if at all
Out of curiosity im after a gold front shock shaft for this car, any idea on part numbers?
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Re: 1997 Brian Kinwald XX World Champ Replica (updated 11/04/18)
Maybe I’m missing it in the thread - but interested to know what proline wheels they are?
Featherlight? Or dish?
Featherlight? Or dish?
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