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Porsche 91722 Dec 2003 06:26 GMT1
Does anyone manufacture a Porsche 917 body? 1/12 there abouts
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Forums?21 Dec 2003 21:46 GMT2
What are you guys' favorite forums for general on/off road rc? The most
popular?
Wanted:Traxxas Stampede Chassis21 Dec 2003 19:16 GMT2
My kids would like to change their Rustlers over to a Stampede. I was
wondering if anyone had a good used stock chassis for a decent price ?
Thanks,
Iowa883
Engine breakind-in help21 Dec 2003 18:16 GMT4
Sorry for the re-post, never got a response to my last question.
It's cold outside, 15-20 degrees Fahrenheit.
Need to break in a new OS built ABC buggy engine.
Any problems doing it in the cold?
TB01 cleaning21 Dec 2003 06:39 GMT6
ok....got two TB01s and 6 different rally bodies AND i built a track
in the back yard and i'm ready to roll.....but these cars will be int
he dirt and it's already loose.....
how do i go about cleaning the car itself without causing water damage
FG F1 Cars.20 Dec 2003 17:30 GMT2
Although these don't seem to be a popular class to race here in the U.K. i
would consider getting one as these look great.
Turbo Burns - Putting in new OS RG Engine20 Dec 2003 00:07 GMT4
I have an old Kyosho Turbo Burns that I blew an engine on.  The original
engine was an OS .21 EX.
I bought an OS .21 RG as a replacement.  I am having 2 problems.
1 - The new carb has a ball link.  The old carb has something else.  I need
comm cutting19 Dec 2003 03:21 GMT7
I bought the Trinity lathe and can now cut my own comms.
Besides cleaning the motor with motor spray, cutting the comm, replacing
the brushes, maybe the springs, then lubricating the bearings or
bushings, do you guys do anything else?
Tmaxx steering questions19 Dec 2003 02:24 GMT7
I was wondering about aluminum steering knuckles. What are the benefits of
having them?
Does anyone manufacture titanium or aluminum turnbuckle ends?
My stock stuff is still good but looks old.
Anti Traction on RC cars?18 Dec 2003 10:53 GMT1
Do you know about anti traction systems for RC cars and do what do you
think about it's appropriateness?
Dmitry.
Buying first Nitro Car17 Dec 2003 18:43 GMT4
Hey gang,
After a few years, well more like 6 or 7 years now that I think about it,
away from the RC car hobby I've decided to get back into it.
Anyhow, all the gear I have is pretty much outdated junk.  Understandably..
"Radio Control Car Action" magazine17 Dec 2003 12:48 GMT2
I just got an email telling me my free sample is on its way, and they
are in Mt. Morris, IL.  That's only 20 minutes from me.
I wonder if they have tons of cool toys there!  :-)
Where can a newbie get info?17 Dec 2003 01:26 GMT1
I want to learn about RC gearing, modding, and all that good stuff.
I checked out Misbehavin', and found alot of good info.
But when it comes to motor info, the site assumes some previous
knowledge.
Engine Problem17 Dec 2003 00:47 GMT1
I'm a newbie & I don't have any instruction book. I have a Delta 15
engine & I'm using 16% is this right?
What is the tube from the exhaust to the fuel tank for?
When I run the engine I get oily stuff out of the exhaust. This also
aaa nimh  for xmods16 Dec 2003 21:48 GMT1
what are the best aaa's for these?
where can i get them cheap? anyone into these or mini-z? any hlp is
appriceated, thanx,
patrick
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