j-dogg
2010.11.27, 08:54 PM
I got an Enzo from a good friend a while back and couldn't help but to notice the Revell Ford Probe 89' GT Turbo body is almost a perfect fit. The wheelbase is spot-on, so I've decided to make it work on the MR-02.
Aside from all the chassis upgrades I'll do (done a few already) the issue I am having is the rear tires on the Enzo are HUGE and one of the issues I am having is the offset. I'm going to put another wheelset on see if that fixes it, I got a set off an R34 Skyline which the offset and wheelbase is not too far off from the 89-92 Probe in real life.
So far, my MR-02 has these upgrades:
Graphite rear H plate
Alloy tuner axle and differential
AWD X-Speed upgrade + 9t
Front springs are beefed up
Ball bearings and alloy locknuts all around
I have done some custom work, I soldered the motor leads to the controller board. The other issue I am having is the threads seem to be stripped out on one of the screw holes for the rear deck (the chassis part) are the metal MR02 chassis? is there a fix that doesn't involve superglue?
Aside from all the chassis upgrades I'll do (done a few already) the issue I am having is the rear tires on the Enzo are HUGE and one of the issues I am having is the offset. I'm going to put another wheelset on see if that fixes it, I got a set off an R34 Skyline which the offset and wheelbase is not too far off from the 89-92 Probe in real life.
So far, my MR-02 has these upgrades:
Graphite rear H plate
Alloy tuner axle and differential
AWD X-Speed upgrade + 9t
Front springs are beefed up
Ball bearings and alloy locknuts all around
I have done some custom work, I soldered the motor leads to the controller board. The other issue I am having is the threads seem to be stripped out on one of the screw holes for the rear deck (the chassis part) are the metal MR02 chassis? is there a fix that doesn't involve superglue?