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Shame the vintage actions not on the dirt, oh well glue some mini spikes on and let it hit the track!

Cougar 2 works front arms and hubs to go on too, thanks to Moozo

Can't wait to see the paint job from Mr Blitz
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your cougar looks like it might go where as mine might not make it round the first bend


not holding my breath with my 10.5t in it
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hope you like this mark all done and ready to fit and hopefully fly well at oople invernational dirt
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, doing the the funky worm dance all weekend .. and the truffle shuffle
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Looks sweet Blitz!
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Cool shell! Can't wait to hear how this thing goes around the track!

P.S; I knew the Works Cougar2 had different rear wishbones (same as the 'Works' Bosscat) but didn't realise the fronts were different too - compared to a regular Cougar2?
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The car does look good. I think those front wishbones are from a mk1 cougar.
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Yes your right the pics show the Cougar 1 arms and hubs, but.... Moozo sorted me out with Cougar 2 works arms and I got a set og biss cat rear hubs and works rear arms that are on it now.

Lets hope it goes well today!
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Pic of the winning car! Well done to Nathan on the win, well pleased for him and my old car!

Cheers to Moozo for the help and pic:

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Cool shell! Can't wait to hear how this thing goes around the track!

P.S; I knew the Works Cougar2 had different rear wishbones (same as the 'Works' Bosscat) but didn't realise the fronts were different too - compared to a regular Cougar2?
There the same as the cougar 2....there different to the cougar 1 mate
Cougar 1's on the car and the cougar 2's are swept arms...

Your very welcome Mark, sorry there's only one pic......it's hard to hold the camera still while fighting a 4yr old from going on the track

But i enjoyed myself last night well worth the 120 mile round trip.....might have to see if a can go next year

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ended up with the cougar 1 front arms as droops went mental with the cougar 2 front wishbones. did however get the works rear hubs on it

was a great weekend and race. have left the car as it came off the track so mark can get some good quality pics as my camera wont do it justice.

massive thanks again to Mark for the build and loan or a very precious car and graham at www.customblitz.co.uk for the amazing artwork, you are the first person i have seen who can equal and beat the great mr darwell of old and only from my description as well. was amazed m8. now we just need to adjust the rear belt before we go back to defend the title that mr greenwood so graciously gave up so we could make a race of it

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Picked the car up from Nathan last night at local club meeting. He loved driving the Cougar, he put on the works rear hubs and tried the works front arms but it had too much front droop so stayed with the Cougar 1 arms.

One thing for next time is to try the works front arms and Cougar 2 tower, this should give the right amount of droop.

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The team name, a combo of our names, Niggs and Headling! Niggling lol

Thanks to Nath for his skills on the sticks, Blitz for the paint and Moozo for some of the works parts.

So it's going to be cleaned and popped on the shelf till next years race where Nathan will defend his title!
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Well was stripping out Nathan's brushless gear out of it and giving a clean up ready for the shelf and couldn't resist putting on the Cougar 2 front tower and the works front arms, all spaced out for the AE shocks, so she is ready for action when duty calls! Lol



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Hi Guys, long time no updates !

Just had a message from Nathan to get the Race winner dusted off and ready for this years oople vintage race.

As you can see from the pics above its sporting its new front end which I hope will be an improvement over the cougar 1 front end? Any feed back appreciated.....

At last years race Nathan said he had a bit of belt slip, how can we sort this out?? Tighter belt obviously or maybe make a tensioner?

Or could I use a geared gearbox?? Was the works 2 a geared gearbox?? Could I adapt a club 10 mk1 gearbox with my slipper??
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An update on the 2013 spec Cougar 2 Racer

New Vega rear wing fitted,new decals the most important ones Oople and Naths sponsor Hpi

Cat SX shocks re built with new tamiya o rings and gold shock shafts, Cat SX quick tune shock mounts.

Needed some purple spacers to clear the towers and rear turnbuckles

Lipo tray drilled and C/S to chassis.

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Next jobs are to fit Schumacher pro black ball cups and maybe swap out turnbuckles to ti ones and fit the motor and esc, then it'll be off to Ralls Racing for a shake down run ready to beat the pesky RC10's!
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Well dusted the old girl off and giving it a makeover

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Very cool hopefully there will be some carbon towers going on to make it look right, fathead has got files to cut the works towers if you need them
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Cheers Retro, yes agree it needs carbon towers, I'll speak with Fathead or Fiber lyte
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That's it now I'm gonna have to build a C2W. I shouldn't of sold that chassis I had 😭
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