Body Panel Prep & Mounting
* D o t h e s e s t e p s
B E F O R E
p a i n t i n g a n y o f t h e b o d y p a n e l s ! ! !
The body panels in the pictures are painted so that it is easier to see them in these instructions.
- Nose Pieces (2 types):
From the single mold, choose from based on your taste or handling desire.
1) The nose on the left is a conventional type nose typically seen on real sprint cars. Its effect for the RC
car is less downforce. Its the better RC racing choice if you have a very low bite loose dirt track or need to
numb the steering feel of your car.
2) The nose on the right is a much more aggresive nose used primarily for most RC dirt ovals. It provides
the most downforce possible but is easier to damage due to its proximity to the front of the car and track.
Trimming:
- To make following the trim lines easiest, trace the trim lines on your body panels with a Sharpie pen so
they follow the path in the panels shown above. Other trim lines exist on the mold but are not the best fit
for your kit.
- Drill a .125” hole on the dimpled dot molded on the panel in the location shown above with the “O”.
- Make a body post hole (.200”) on the spot marked with the “X”
- Slight additional clearance needed for the front bumper in the areas marked with a “Z”
O
O
O
O
X
Z
Z
X
Hood, Headers & Tank:
Follow the molded lines on the mold to cut the body parts out. Make body
post hole (.200”) on the “X”. Drill a .125” hole on the dimpled dot on the headers marked with an “O”.
X
X
Follow the
“notch” in
the body lines.
X
O
O
Body Panels:
After mounting the panels to the cage, follow
the dotted lines shown to make clearance for suspension to move.
Attach the Headers to the side panel using the nylon screws and
nuts.
- No need to
trim this area unless
it interferes with
your shock location.
Remove to give
clearance for susp
movement. Do both
sides of car.
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