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Old 04-24-2012, 06:19 PM
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Default Gen1 Nissan GTR Gen1 Yellow to Black by "targetingxmod"

Yellow X-mod Car GEN1 new from Portugal!

I got myself this "present" for the next project!

A brand new X-mod Gen1 out of the box!


-In the box!


-Back of the box!


-Inside the box!


-Getting out!

And now gona start thinking where to find upgrades... as they are rare this days!

First impression:
-It's a evolution toy, not a real RC car. But aftermarket itens surprass that!
-It's loud when playing!
-Very poor steering angle!
-It's got an abosulte potencial for upgrades!

You all know that...

That's it for now!

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Old 04-25-2012, 06:53 AM
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The body comes dismantled, so go working on it...


-Back bumper!


-Front bumper!


-Front assembled!


-Side skirts....


-Side skirt monted!


-Showing it!

I got some parts... right now... just need more time€ for it! And actually find THEM!
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Old 04-25-2012, 05:17 PM
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These scale of cars without 4x4 it's useless.... so....


-Very cheap this one... 2,49€, i think! bought two!


-Start to find what to do!


-The conic gear already?


-2WD out 4WD in!


-Installed

Much better now... only the crap steering response is driving me crazy!
But in the end it will pay off! (z gen1 )
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Old 04-27-2012, 06:55 PM
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Suspension....


-The Kit... 2,50€


-The value information...


-Again, value information...


-The stock crap...


-The blue springs and kit arms....


-The stock back springs...


-The red springs and kit arms....

A lot better, a lot

Next? lol
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Old 06-03-2012, 01:28 PM
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This should have came first... but it's never to late!!


-Metal bearings...


-The back of the Kit...


-Motors stage 1? Yep... bigger gears for more speed... hum....


-Let's see the instructions....
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Nice, are euro xmods easy to come by? Also I have a question about mini z boards, you know alot, how many volts can a mr02 board handle?(not lipo, nihm)
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Old 06-25-2012, 04:43 PM
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Nice, are euro xmods easy to come by? Also I have a question about mini z boards, you know alot, how many volts can a mr02 board handle?(not lipo, nihm)
I don't know all, but i know something...

so miniz pcb's...

-AM 27mhz , handle 7.4v 2s li-po! Safe! On the long run, you should get some potenciometer's because the high voltage screw them faster! But it takes more than a couple of years!

-2,4ghz boards.... hum... li-fe power 6.6v are made for 2.4ghz miniz pcb. More volts? never tried.... but saw on youtube an miniz buggy with 7.4v 2s li-pos don't know how much time it will work... but i guess it will not blow on the first charge

hope that helps...
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I don't know all, but i know something...

so miniz pcb's...

-AM 27mhz , handle 7.4v 2s li-po! Safe! On the long run, you should get some potenciometer's because the high voltage screw them faster! But it takes more than a couple of years!

-2,4ghz boards.... hum... li-fe power 6.6v are made for 2.4ghz miniz pcb. More volts? never tried.... but saw on youtube an miniz buggy with 7.4v 2s li-pos don't know how much time it will work... but i guess it will not blow on the first charge

hope that helps...
Thanks for the response but when I use a 7.4 volt lipo on my am board it shuts down but when put the aaas back in its fine. Do you know why?
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wered you buy the starter kit there so rare now
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wered you buy the starter kit there so rare now
Germany, but not in stock anymore

Time to put metal bearings...




-Metal bearings cruzade.... starts on the place where sits the 4x4 shaft.. on back!


-Now on where the diferental shaft sits....


-Again more detail, same place...


-The yellow busging out... metal bearing ON


-The place where metal bearing sits....


-The other side....yellow out....


-.... metal in....


-Now what is out is installed....


-And on the axle carrier, yellow bushings out...


-Metal bearings in...


-And all the back done by metal bearings.... :cylon:

Metal bearings done... so motor, madness... in stock form.. right now! :lmao:


-8 teeth for 10teeth?


-Metal bearings are not done...


-On front...


-The front axles/stubs... with metal bearings....


-Hum... ??


-Front conic 4x4 gear with metal bearing...


-And the crap ALL out :rockon:

Well, GPM gotta start somewhere...


-Batery cover?


-Original...


-Alloy cover? hum... let's see...


-This alloy nuts, are a must even on stock motor.... :halo:

And for those who noticed the acrylic batery covers... i will tell next time...
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it's so hard to find brand new kits now. :/
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Let's try other motor/gear!


-Blue gear motor!


-And Titanium... i ordered this together for my yellow truck.... so even with stock motor... i am starting some thing !!


-Removing and installing gears and titanium shaft....


-Titanium installed :love: , and watch the power cables for the li-fe baterys....


-11 tooth gear and motor pinion on....


-Detail.... of 11 tooth...


-This came in handy


-Instructions....


-This little bastards are hard to get out... even with a puller :tough:


-But they get out...


-Now the problem is puting this pinion on a new motor....
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Now is rims time...


-Alloy for back!


-Alloy for front!


-Some PN Racing excelent tires :devil:


-Beware of tire :stirring:


-Much better visually and in ride/control/play


-Love this tire thread....:flame:
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Well, time to get the motor some freshness... wich is always a good thing...


-Aluminium motor cradle....


-Starting the job...


-And alu cradle done....


-Some alloy shocks/springs... much better


-Shocks installed!


-Alloy cradle for metal bearing of the 4x4 titanium shaft....


-4x4 shaft cradle alloy installed....


-And on this... i started something...
-GET rid off the patetic PCB with ****less steering... don't want that piece of TOY! :devil:
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Ok, more time resulted in this...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_ZvJCS4itw
-This is a video of the car with the Gen1 PCB and 4x4 kit and lithium with 11tooth gear.... not running on ground


-Workbench....


-Gen1 PCB out....


-Evo PCB with 2x3 stacked fets from my yellow hummer!


-Conections... all good...


-Shrink heat tape on soldered wires...


-The Evo board on the Gen1 chassis.... and it works!!!!!!!!!

Problem is reversed steering... when i checked everything on the servo... it goes to right the horn... but on the car horn to right means tires to left ...
no problem, just switch the remote!:scholar:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZzloN5YJDM
-And a video of the Evo board connected to the Gen1 car.... it works!!!!!!! Better than the stock.... 2x3 fets give some punch... even with stock motor!
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More videos of the evo board working on the gen1 chassis!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYVLr82Xxdc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qh6KYeKUi8


My stress for the GEN1, is now on the working progress...

-Hammer it :shock: I used a old motor arm and puted the metal pinion that i get out from the 8 gear motor with a hammer.
-Then i GET out "again" the pinion with a pinion puller...
-And puted the pinion on a new racing motor .... by hand, it was very hard, but doable...


-In the almost end... i used a vice.


-With some tape and metal ring/shims "whatever" for the shaft get out a little....


-And it's done.... I am so happy now! :halo:


-The tape used, and the final job done!


-And breaking the new motor in!

Need time to put this on the GEN1. I am passing from 26.000rpm motor on 4.8v which should be more on 6.6v... to 41.000rpm on 4,8v... which indeed with 6.6v give .... more rpm's :devil:
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-Got time to put the Z2 on the Gen1....


-Installed....

-What a beast... that's loud and speedy :gun3:

-Z2 atomic motor on the Gen1 with evo board

Can't control it... to much power... maybe the pcb on top should have the culp right!

In front wheels i got the "smaller" ones, with normal tires.... i decided that is time for a bigger ones in front...




-See the diference? I do!




-Alloy Suspension for front!






-I guess plastic in front is go say, BYE!


-Yep... goodbye....


-And the work in progress opcorn:

more to come...:bored:
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-Front knuckles....


-A must to have and FIND!!




-And when installed it looks like this...


-Sweet for the eye and awsome to drive :::

Now that the front is done, let's go to the back....


-Back out... plastics don't belong here, anymore....








-All the stuff that is going in...


-Installing of all of that....




-And all together....

Next step is electronics...
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I had the chance to get this...

-Yellow GTR Bodykit ...



-Looks a lot better "live" in person
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Let's show you guys what this had became...


-Gen1 Xmods needs a lot of work to get it right, and some secrets... this is one. They need on the front knuckle 1 miniz bearing, otherwise the dogbone(swingshaft) will come off very easy! Notice the larger bearing... that's what's missing uke2:


-Ahahaha, the evo board was only for test, i did not worked "played" with her even a half charge! But now i will....


-Yep, miniz 2.4ghz with 4 "4562" fets, for handle the Z2 :devil:


-The lithium Side, errr Ferrite side :halo:


-Botton, back whatever with the miniz remote!






-And this is the body i use now... the yellow one will go to whatever i will find usefull for it :bow:

Need to make some videos...

PS:the gen1 servo on this works very great! Very! And the handling control of the chassis is awesome, ready for track smoking!! :::
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