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Sorry, www.racing-cars.com then click on the forum link on the left hand side.
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My XLS http://www.racing-cars.com/forum/for...?TID=6160&PN=5
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And ProCat http://www.racing-cars.com/forum/for...?TID=5973&PN=9
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.com, not .co.uk works!!
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At least your sorted now.
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some seriously nice cars

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Chris, how feasible do you think it would be to do?
from looking at the pics it seems perfectly feasible, just need a custom cf chassis with the battery slots in a different config.

would proberbly need more material in the rear where the gearbox mounts to it, just need to fillet or chamfer the 'empty' bits below the motor and the oposite side.

in fact, thinking about it, other than the belt having to run under the chassis it would be a pretty perfect 4WD elecs layout!
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The belt runs under the chassis on the Bosscat

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I think you would tear the transmission to bits with modern power through an old CAT transmission, not the finest quality components, fine pitch belts and no slipper.
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Jeroen you know i really like your Schumachers. Post a pic of the best TopCat in the World!!



look here http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_m...51541&id=15092
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My five best cars ever in no particular order

Schumacher XLS (Worlds winner)
Lazer ZX (Worlds finalist)
Lazer ZXS (Japanese title winner)
Yokomo YZ10 (Worlds winner)
Tomy Intruder (Cracking design)

But for nowadays it has to be

The Tamiya TRF501X
Yokomo MR4BX
Losi XXX4
X Factory X5 conversion
MRC Team Academy SBV2 Pro


jeroen206 - seriously nice top cat, brings back memories.
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I think you would tear the transmission to bits with modern power through an old CAT transmission, not the finest quality components, fine pitch belts and no slipper.
Depends what you have in the gearbox Wasp high torque conversion in mine Sorry it's not spotless but mine are runners not posers
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Hi-torque belts are still available from Schumacher as well. Bormac runs a 5.5 in his BossCat with no ill effects.
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My five best cars ever in no particular order

Schumacher XLS (Worlds winner)
Lazer ZX (Worlds finalist)
Lazer ZXS (Japanese title winner)
Yokomo YZ10 (Worlds winner)
Tomy Intruder (Cracking design)

But for nowadays it has to be

The Tamiya TRF501X
Yokomo MR4BX
Losi XXX4
X Factory X5 conversion
MRC Team Academy SBV2 Pro


jeroen206 - seriously nice top cat, brings back memories.
tomy intruder now dont forget ayk radiant that was shite too defo all time cat xls just leagues ahead of its time modern cars i dont know perhaps the bj4 on performance but for sheer engineering the tamiya has it
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XLS and YZ10 then BJ4WE and Losi XX4.
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Mine would be
BJ4we
Cougar 2000 95 team
B4
Cat 2000 EC with the carbon tub chassis
Losi XX with the schumacher S.A.C.S front end.
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The belt runs under the chassis on the Bosscat

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Not on mine G...

It runs in a plastic cover above the lower chassis plate
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He's thinking Pro.
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But for nowadays it has to be

The Tamiya TRF501X
Yokomo MR4BX
Losi XXX4
X Factory X5 conversion
MRC Team Academy SBV2 Pro
So, the BJ4 Worlds Edition:

current IFMAR World Champion
current EFRA European Champion
current and back-to-back ROAR National Champion
current and back-to-back Cactus Classic Champion

It doesn't even make your top five for nowadays?
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