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Cen Genesis,Nemesis and GST 7.7 Brushless Conversion Kits
I know alot of people have been looking for these kits.They are now avalable.Visit www.smrcinnovations.com for details and purchaseing.
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Why would the post get deleted?
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It is typically frowned upon to directly advertise a competitor's product on these forums, since RC-Monster Mike owns them. However, he doesn't sell a GST conversion on the website so it might be OK in this instance.
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Oops. I didn't realize that He also sold products. Hopefully since he doesn't sell that kit he will allow my post.
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I made my post on a cell phone so I didn't see the products up top.
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I don't think it's a big deal. The forum in general is pretty lenient about this stuff.
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What size spur are you running in the pics? 62t off a crt?
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that's not true i had a 8th scale on road adapter he remove real quick and someone posted that he would do so
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Looks like something that would work in a savage, but $100 is a lot for two small & flat pieces of aluminum.
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$100? ouch indeed..
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$100 is a lot.. especially when you have to drill more holes after.. If it was a bolt on, the price would be reasonable.
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Has anyone tried this out yet?
I was thinking of doing this homemade style. I would use a couple of layers of aluminium to match the width of this (For example.), then drill the hole for the diff. bearing in a couple of the layers, and another larger hole in the remaining layers for it to stay. Making 2 different sized holes in a single piece of aluminium is difficult, and I don't have the tools to do that. The 2nd hole in the diff. mount is to prevent any movement, right? |
You could do it with a boring head in a drill press. Since I don't have a mill, that's my plan.
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