Final Build Photos
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Submitted By | |
Montgomery Hawkins |
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N/a, Washington, United States of America | |
Build Information | |
Readers Ride Title | Skyline sender |
Vehicle Class | On-road Car |
Chassis Brand | Arma |
Chassis Model | Infraction |
Body Brand | Pro-Line |
Body Model | Nissan Skyline |
Power System | Electric |
Electric Motor Brand and Model | 2050kv spectrum sensorless |
Speed Control Brand and Model | 150 amp spectrum 6s ESC |
Battery Brand and Model | Powerhobby 6700 MAH 120c 3s lipo (two batteries for 6s) |
Wheels and Tires Brand and Model | DBoots Hoons 42/100 belted tires on plastic arena speed dish wheels |
Shocks Brand and Model | Stock Arrma shocks |
Axles Brand and Model | Stock Arrma axles |
Paint Brand and Model | Tamiya color metallic blue |
Graphics Brand and Model | Included proline graphics, Warn winch systems sticker, next jump outfitters sticker |
Scale Accessories Brand and Model | No scale accessories (yet) |
Light System Brand and Model | No light system yet |
Radio System Brand and Model | Spektrum DX3 transmitter, SR6110AT 6-channel dsmr receiver |
Sound System Brand and Model | No sound system |
Further Description/Back Story | After driving without major crashes for a year, I managed to get my Arrma infraction ran over by a car while doing speed runs. Miraculously, the rc car escaped unscathed except for a few bends as well as the loss of its stock resto-mod body. This was the start of my Skyline build. After bending back parts like the shock tower, rebuilding the front right shock and adjusting the toe-out, I found a great Skyline body from Tacoma RC Raceway, as well as a nice blue paint. While painting the body, I noticed that I forgot to put the window pain protectors on and ended up with a fully painted body. The pictures include the prime of the body, but unfortunately after this I flipped the infraction at high speed due to low downforce and damaged the body heavily. |
Build Process Photos