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Jonny wrote:

It bothers me that even though there are 4 sympathetic angles you could have gone with, the arrow you used to illustrate your OCD lines up with neither the framing of the image nor the orientation of the chassis.

Ps not entirely joking

HA Ha

waterbok wrote:

Btw look what i found!

Still nice and soft, swap them for the bike

I still have two kidneys! (I've heard one is enough)

Jonny wrote:

It bothers me that even though there are 4 sympathetic angles you could have gone with, the arrow you used to illustrate your OCD lines up with neither the framing of the image nor the orientation of the chassis.

Ps not entirely joking

I’m sure Lars did it for dramatic effect to draw ya eyes straight to the point in question, that being said I also felt your pain

Ok, moving on although I don't have one correct ball bearing for the steering. The metal bearing will be replaced as soon as the package from Japan arrived.

Step 23 in the manual, steering and tie-rods.



All done:

Step 31, mounting rear gearbox to chassis.

All I can say is; spot the error... sigh.
And unfortunately not a picture of it assembled.

Step 32 and 33: mounting front gearbox.

First just attach the front gearbox with one screw, then add screws from the underside
Oh, and don't forget the prop shaft...






Then mounting the bumper and the rest of the screws.

A pure tutorial Lars. I will end my tf resto.

Just following the manual.

stingray-63 wrote:

A pure tutorial Lars. I will end my tf resto.

Yes but much better with pictures.

Step 34, 35 and 36, steering servo.
I'm not installing complete radio gear in this one, it won't be run anyway

I also made a slight modification to the ball joint on the servo saver as I was out of the correct ball collar. I used a ball nut instead.