by Finks

I know this is pretty basic, but people asked how I did what I did to my bits to give them that, “it’s summer and fuckin hot out and damn, I aint got no AC” look.

1st off, I cannot take credit for this mod. It was either crazydave or DarkTari that inspider me. Can’t be 100% because the insperation came from a bit that they both modded and currently gaces my collection.

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by codesuidae

Index

• Summary
• Difficulty Level
• Parts Required
• Tools Required
• Tools Recommended
• Description of Modifications
• Reference Diagrams
• Transistor Replacement
• Resistor Bridging
• Gate Jumper
• Procedure
• Preperation
• Testing
• Disassembly
• Identification of Components
• Removal of Old Components
• Installation of New Components
• Inspection
• Assembly
• Testing
• Parts Sources
• FETMod Service
• Credits

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by viperdout

Well, I really didn’t want to do a ton of soldering when I swap over to the kokam 145 on my MT, and didn’t want to fuss with plugs; in short, I like how it charges stock and wanted to do the same thing. Onto the tut!

Materials:

• Soldering Iron
• Exacto knife or dremel (preferably exacto knife, as your product will be cleaner in the end)
• Hot Glue gun (optional)

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by codesuidae

• Summary
• Difficulty Level
• Parts Required
• Tools Required
• Tools Recommended
• Description of Modifications
• Reference Diagrams
• Procedure
• Preperation
• Testing
• Disassembly
• Identification of Components
• Installation of DC board
• Inspection
• Assembly
• Testing
• Parts Sources
• DCMod Service
• Credits

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by Finks

Been meaning to do this every time I have performed this mod, so finally got around to it. Without further ado…

First off you have to remove the wheels off of an Import Tunerz diecast. You can change this up for other brand diecasts, but I like the style of the Import Tunerz best. That and they are always the perfect size.

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