de draag armen zijn dan langer maar je moet zelf upper arms maken maar met een langs stuk draad end en van die kopjes lukt da wel hier de parts list en een tutje
found my next mod i will be doing, it a conversion to the HPI RS4 MT suspension, it widens the truck. i copied the parts list for a wild dagger, so you dont need the front drive shaft parts. i also just ordered an associated 17t motor for some extra speed
Parts Required
• HPI Black Flange Pipe (2 packs).
TowerHobbies.com | HPI Black Flange Pipe 3x4.5x5.5" (4)
• HPI Cap Head Screw (2 packs).
TowerHobbies.com | HPI Cap Head Screw M3x10 (6)
• HPI Dogbones (2 packs of 2 required).
TowerHobbies.com | HPI Dogbones RS4 MT (2)
• HPI Front Axle
TowerHobbies.com | HPI Front Axle Silver RS4 MT
• HPI rear Axle
TowerHobbies.com | HPI Rear Axle Silver RS4 MT
• HPI Suspension Arm Set (2 packs Required).
TowerHobbies.com | HPI Suspension Arm Set RS4 MT
• HPI Upright Set.
TowerHobbies.com | HPI Upright Set RS4
• Traxxas Rod Ends.
TowerHobbies.com | Traxxas Rod Ends w/Hollow Balls Large Revo (12)
• HPI Rear Hub Set.
TowerHobbies.com | HPI Rear Hub Set 2 Degree/1 Degree
• Bearings – 5 x 11 x 4, rubber shielded (you need six of these bearings in total)
• Bearings – 10 x 15 x 4, rubber shielded (you need two of these bearings in total)
• 3mm threaded rod
• 4mm threaded rod
• HPI Screw Shaft.
TowerHobbies.com | HPI Screw Shaft 3x27mm (4)
• HPI Ball Black.
TowerHobbies.com | HPI 4-40 Ball Black (4)
• HPI Flat Head Screw.
TowerHobbies.com | HPI Flat Head Screw 3x12 RS4 Pro (10)
• HPI O Ring.
TowerHobbies.com | HPI Silicone O-Ring P-3 Red
• 3mm steel washers (you need 12 in total)
HPI Link:
Front:
http://www.hpiracing.com/graphics/instr/nmt/n_mt-10v2.jpg
Rear:
http://www.hpiracing.com/graphics/instr/nmt/n_mt-11v2.jpg
Instructions
1. Remove all stock suspension arms and u joints from the stock gearboxes.
2. Use the stock 3mm U joints to connect the HPI RS4 suspension arm to the mount on the gearbox. You will need 3 x 3mm washers on either side as spacers as the HPI arms are a little short.
3. Assemble the uprights, and wheel supports per the link above for the front and rear.
4. You will need to make some upper arm supports using the 4mm threaded rod, and the Traxxas rod ends.
5. When connecting the upper arm support to the gearbox mount, use the HPI flanges – these flanges pack out the space and make the screws fit
6. Make some steering links using the 3mm threaded rod. I used the stock ends for the steering rod where you connect it onto the servo saver and brass ball end on the steering hub.
7. For the mounting of the shocks, you will need to be creative as you will find you cant use the stock mounts, depending on what shocks you use, in conjunction with what shock towers. I use the GPM towers on mine with EMaxx shocks. I was able to drill some mounting points into the suspension arms and get them mounted ok. The plastic seems strong enough to take the load, but time will tell….
8. Use the 3mm o rings to pack the drive cups. On mine, because I have a “Henry super diff”, the drive cups are slightly smaller than stock. I had to dremel the ends of the dogbones to make them fit.
Overall, the assembly is very easy. Use the links above from the HPI website to aid on the assembly. The only difference between this and the Dagger build is:
• Using the 3mm washers where the arms join the gearbox
• The upper suspension arms that you need to make
• The mounting of the shocks, which you may need to be creative on
• You may have a preference on how to link the steering arms to the steering hubs. I used the stock “tall type” brass balls.
• Mount the arms to the gearboxes using the stock “u” type connectors
word echt one of a kind car
ik heb nog erges de web site vaar er ook plaatjes bij staan en van de tut zelf
http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_6642870/anchors_6642870/mpage_1/key_/anchor/tm.htm#6642870
heel vett hij heeft ze zelf gemaakt maar ik ben er van tussen