The official 36" zelos twin modding thread

[fweasel]

In the third pic to the right of the stuffing tube you can see factory glass that didnt get wetted in. I plan on layering over this too on both sides. Along BOTH sides on the seam towards the bow there was a strip of matt just hanging loose as well. I made sure they got plugged full too.

While you have it all blown apart, reinforce the electronics tray mounting tabs. The factory adhesive is definitely a weak.

[MADRCER]

I saw this over the weekend at a line-x dealer in Knoxville and thought I would share. Reinforcing the outside instead of the inside....You wouldn't have to worry about sanding/scuffing the ride pads with that on!

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[fweasel]

Looks heavy

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I saw this over the weekend at a line-x dealer in Knoxville and thought I would share. Reinforcing the outside instead of the inside....You wouldn't have to worry about sanding/scuffing the ride pads with that on!

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WTF! Don't think that's gonna make the top 5 Zelos fast list lol

[Team Lucas]

I saw this over the weekend at a line-x dealer in Knoxville and thought I would share. Reinforcing the outside instead of the inside....You wouldn't have to worry about sanding/scuffing the ride pads with that on!

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Gave me a idea. I also build gas wood boats. I use www.klasskote.com for paint. Spray the boat with epoxy clear. Nothing will crack or leak...it's epoxy.

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Gave me a idea. I also build gas wood boats. I use www.klasskote.com for paint. Spray the boat with epoxy clear. Nothing will crack or leak...it's epoxy.

That stuff looks nice! Good idea

[Team Lucas]

That stuff looks nice! Good idea

TY.

[TRUCKPULL]

I had Line-X in my truck bed, it is 1/8" thick and NOT light.
Finish is too coarse for what we need.

Larry

[Erroneous]

In other news. The line-x is good for coating the inside of speaker boxes. Its good for about 2db vs non coated.

[Mxkid261]

I also have it in my truck bed and lower 1/3 of the body/bed is lined too. Awesome stuff but definitely not for an r/c boat Lol
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[banixj]

Today hd flex from Jeff are arrived but one of two is not perfect: there's an angle in the juncion between flex and shaft... that's why it doesn't roll on a table...
Could it be a problem for vibrations or strut?
I need an opinion...

[kfxguy]

Today hd flex from Jeff are arrived but one of two is not perfect: there's an angle in the juncion between flex and shaft... that's why it doesn't roll on a table...
Could it be a problem for vibrations or strut?
I need an opinion...

It's going to vibrate andwear the strut out if it's not straight. When I make my flexes I put them in an aluminum jig I matched from a block of aluminum that clamps them perfectly straight so there's no vibration. Maybe these just slipped past him. He's been known to make high quality stuff.

[fweasel]

I would not run it. One of my stock cables was not aligned perfectly and it wore out the strut bushings quickly.

[Team Lucas]

use to roll it on a flat, and if it wobbled, its bad

[stratus]

Today hd flex from Jeff are arrived but one of two is not perfect: there's an angle in the juncion between flex and shaft... that's why it doesn't roll on a table...
Could it be a problem for vibrations or strut?
I need an opinion...

Like the others said don't use it,contact him and ask to be replaced.I am using the ones from OSE and they are perfect!!