MJ mods were do I get parts?

[kzoo]

Looking for a parts for converting my MJ to tunza style. Were can I get parts.

 

[Fuegofish777]

pvc parts from lowes or home depot, propellor and carbon fiber rods from a hobby store. HTH

 

[kzoo]

looking for a kit with the right size props and shafts

 

[Illuminati]

Did you see www.mjmods.com?

 

[SeaMac2]

I just modified a MJ900 about a week ago using a kit from MJmods.com...very easy to do, and took me about an hour from start to finish using the instructions on their website (I am more anal than the average person so probably could have been done in less time). Has been working great. I was also happy with the customer service and liked that everything I needed was included in the kit.

No affiliation, YMMV, etc...
Chris

 

[affableamerican]

Is there a how-to site for folks who don't want to buy the kits? I know they're cheaper than a Tunze, but the kits on MJMods cost more than parts alone, I'm sure.

 

[Zoos]

I belive that MJMODS.com tells you how to do it. or just do a search on RC

 

[affableamerican]

Yeah, sorry -- lazy question. Looks like search is up at 11pm PST.

 

[Zoos]

lol

 

[tgfrench]

you can get the shafts from a local welder supply, better yet from a local welder. 5/32 308 SS welding rods are what I used.

 

[grupper]

Heres part of the thread:

http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=790770

This thread has been split several times, so you may want to go to the first post in the thread to get the basic idea.

 

[bleedingthought]

From mjmods.com you'll end up spending about 15-20 bucks for each mod. The kits they have include more than enough to make 2 mods. Or you can just buy the things you can't find or don't want to make (like the nicely cut shrouds they have) and get everything else locally.

Good luck!