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First FLM Experience - 03.03.2005, 09:23 AM

My first FLM parts arrived yesterday and I must say WOW. Everything is packaged very nicely and seperated in the package.

Here is a pic of the parts I recieved for my rusty.



I hope to start putting things together this weekend. Then I am just waiting for FLM to release the chassis and tranny case. When I am done I have a SS5800 to through in. I may want to upgrade to a Feigao motor later.

Here is a pic of my rusty as of now.



I am going with the extended arm conversion kit. I already have the sebs wide conversion done using the RPM Losi arms in the front and run Nitro front wheels all around. I havent opened the package yet but when holding the arms next to the truck the front arms are a perfect match to the Losi arms i am currently running but the shock positions match up better to the stock arms. The rear arms are a little long than stock. I wont know for sure until I get the truck apart to see how much. The arm conversion kit comes with all neccessary mounting hardware and even comes with turnbuckles. These are arms are very beefy.

I want to get the weights of these new items compared to stock. All of the parts feel very comparable to the stock weight. I will report back when I have finished.
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03.03.2005, 10:49 PM

I started tearing down my rusty and got the frontend built. Here is a pic.



I was also able to get some weights on the FLM parts.

Stock Parts
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Bulkhead 26g
Front Tower 14g
Rear Tower Not known yet
Front Ext Arms 16g (Losi RPM)
Rear Ext Arms Not know yet

Fastlane Parts
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Bulkhead 42g
Front Tower 24g
Rear Tower 38g
Front Ext Arms 22g
Rear Ext Arms 26g
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03.03.2005, 11:47 PM

Looks great! So the # on the left is the aluminum weight?

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03.04.2005, 08:21 AM

I updated the weight list so its easier to read.
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03.04.2005, 10:15 PM

Thanx, much easier to read. Well my lot of FLM parts (used, from phildog) came today, very nice stuff. For some reason the pins I bought that was on Misbeahin's site for the rear arms do not fit. They are to short by a very little bit, I tryed different pins (same size) and even tried using the other a-arm. I guess I will take it to the hobby shop and see what they have.

Would you mind telling me exactly what parts I need for the widen conversion? I know I need a set of front rims, and the FLM extended arms, but what else.

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03.05.2005, 06:09 PM

Well if you buy these they come with 6 turnbuckles and all the correct pins.

Fastlane Extended Arm Conversion
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03.05.2005, 08:53 PM

Thanx, I got the answer, though.

What I ment is I bought a lot of FLM parts (extended arms) and they are to short.

Should of made it clear, sorry.

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