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11-26-2015 02:11 PM

gixerfien

Re: New to RC Cars, looking for information

ya that does suck

11-26-2015 12:48 PM

MikeFu

Re: New to RC Cars, looking for information

Yea down side is there is no local tracks any more. Will have to travel to race. Guess just bashing and crawling for now.

11-26-2015 12:46 PM

gixerfien

Re: New to RC Cars, looking for information

awesome, sounds like the bug bit ya

11-26-2015 12:44 PM

MikeFu

Re: New to RC Cars, looking for information

Nice! I don't have a local indoor track. Closest one is easily an hour away. I have purchased a Losi 22B 2.0 and a Axial SCX10 since I picked up the Losi XXX-SCB. I also converted the XXX-SCB to an XXX-SCT because no one at the former local track ran SCB, everyone ran SCT.

11-26-2015 12:11 PM

gixerfien

Re: New to RC Cars, looking for information

guess who bought a mini 8 last week ans started racing indoors this past Sunday!!!!!

05-21-2015 08:00 PM

gixerfien

Re: New to RC Cars, looking for information

niceee!!!!

05-21-2015 07:37 PM

MikeFu

Re: New to RC Cars, looking for information

All fixed. Now to head to the track.

05-15-2015 04:35 PM

MikeFu

Re: New to RC Cars, looking for information

Epoxy didn't work as well as I wanted. Can still drive it around but no bashing until new parts arrive.

05-14-2015 06:04 PM

MikeFu

Re: New to RC Cars, looking for information

Got the bars straightened out and have the shock mount setting in export (JB Weld).

05-14-2015 12:14 PM

MikeFu

Re: New to RC Cars, looking for information

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Very unlikely to hold with glue I bet. Do you have some bailing wire? You would be amazed what we hold together on 1/5 scale cars when in a pinch and don't want to miss the next heat race.

Are those steering tie-rods aluminum? Could probably straighten them out enough to use until new arrive.

I plan to straighten out the rods, either aluminum or steel. I did some research and there is a stuff called JB Weld that apparently is pretty good. Might allow me to race around without bashing. More or less just need to hold the shock in place.

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