Ol' fart
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Now this is black anodize, not hard black. It will scrach on the bottem.
Hard black would cost almost 20 bucks.
Hard black would cost almost 20 bucks.
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Knuckles
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Which one will scratch? That is the one I want.
Ol' fart
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Black will scratch.
Hard black will scratch too but it takes alot of bashing to do it.
Hard black will scratch too but it takes alot of bashing to do it.
Knuckles
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That is what I want then.
rookie101
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I'll take which ever one you decide on. An extra $5 or $20 is fine.
bigfol
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I'll take a hard black as well.......more than likely 2 once I show my mates.....Ol said:Black will scratch. Hard black will scratch too but it takes alot of bashing to do it.
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krashkrieg
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Hard black here also
Ol' fart
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machining the chassis.
They come in as blanks, left, and the holes and cutouts go on the bottem first.
They come in as blanks, left, and the holes and cutouts go on the bottem first.
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Cool......
Ol' fart
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In the machine
Knuckles
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That is cool, looks like more fun than putting heating systems together. IMO
Ol' fart
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Cutting the insde.
bigfol
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Looks awesome, can't wait to get my hands on it.....
Knuckles
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I agree, can't wait either. How much does it cost for shipping to you over there? Just curious..bigfol said:Looks awesome, can't wait to get my hands on it.....
bigfol
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Its seems as though it $50 for everything, I guess I'll find out....LOL
bigfol
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Its got to be getting close, I'm checking 7075's site 3 times a day, I have my xbe all pulled apart and cleaned up ready for the rebuild......the suspense is killing me. LOL
rookie101
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Is there anyway to get a spacer for under your motor mount, or leave the area under it raised? I picked up a leopard 5896 and it hangs about two millimetres below the mount.
bigfol
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+1 to that, I noticed the same thing on the motor I have currently got, I was going to knock one up,(spacer) but if ol'fart can supply or have it built into the new chassis that would be very helpful....rookie101 said:Is there anyway to get a spacer for under your motor mount, or leave the area under it raised? I picked up a leopard 5896 and it hangs about two millimetres below the mount.
Ol' fart
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You know you can rotate the motor to adjust the gear mesh by turning it up or down. Have you tried both ways?? I'm not sure a spacer will work anyway. The front drivesaft is at a pretty sharp angle already, the spacer would make it worse. I could take off stock under the motor to clear. 2mm would not be a problem, the chassis is 4mm thick.
