madrat or X-pro manual online?
 

I'm looking for a partlist and explode view/manual for the madrat. Does anything exist online? I'm mainly interested in the ball-diff and slipper assembly, but also the entire top-shaft

(Just to check if could use some parts on a project car)

Tadaaa!

http://www.pdfdownload.org/pdf2html/...b2x_manual.pdf

Thankyou kind sir.
On the side: why does your avatar claim my home-country doesn't exist?

http://zapatopi.net/belgium/

I know a few people here on oople from the country that doesn't exist ;)

Read through the website to understand the conspiracy they call Belgium :p

You yourself are spreading the belgian rumours in Japan!?

hehe, funny

Nah, my japanese days are over, have been for over a year actually... yes, it was really about time I adjusted my personal data, done now.

I'm wondering if I can put that difff into my griffin-pro. The original diff on that thing slips so bad the slipper clutch has nothing left to do

Here is the way to aproach the project. Buy a MadRat and a set of ball bearings and use the shocks off the Griffin on the Rat. The car itself I think is a lot better than the Griffin.

I got the Griffin-pro version: bought 2 NIB for only 102 euro; shipping included). It really is a quite nice car: quite similar to the madrat.
The only thing which is keeping me from running this car is the crappy balldif. It slips like mad.
I did run my truck version and was pretty pleased with that. (It has a geardiff actually.)

I also used most of the front end of the spare parts griffin in this build:

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4002/...d22b6ce1_b.jpg

It kept up wonderfully in its first race.

Nicely colour coded ...i like :). Whats in the middle? Hotshot roof?

yes , I used the standard cage and body of the hotshot. But the white roof is a scrap part lexan I fiolded to add the small spoiler and painted white to match.

Now that doesn't look like any Griffin I know ;)

Have you got any pics with the body off?

Only the front section is original from the griffin. The rear end uses tamiya arms and a yokomo transmisson (870C style). I'll send you a PM with a link for more pics.