[Popeye]

I have a Kyosho Inferno ST Truggy that needs some repairs.
The front end needs some parts along with new springs ans shocks
I have also many new parts if required to be changed.
I was wondering there is some one who makes rapiers at a decent cost.
This is one on my first Nitro Truggys and means a lot to me.
i am in the Montreal area.
PM me if interested.
Thanks

[ErevoDude]

most hobby shops will fix an rc for you but its not cheap, with the kind of hobby it is it might be in your best intrest to fix it yourself, there are lots of good how too youtube videos out there if you need help, not only will it be cheaper but then you will get a better knowledge of how your rc works.

[colinmcrae]

Like ErevoDude said, it is best to fix it yourself because labour is around 40$/hr (quoting an RC store in Montreal area).

You can find the manual here: http://www.kyosho.com/eng/support/in...ggy_index.html

Then lookup for the broken part by part number in ebay or local hobby store website. The rest is simply taking out the broken part and putting the new one. There is no magic involved.

[Max]

Originally Posted by colinmcrae

Like ErevoDude said, it is best to fix it yourself because labour is around 40$/hr (quoting an RC store in Montreal area).

You can find the manual here: http://www.kyosho.com/eng/support/in...ggy_index.html

Then lookup for the broken part by part number in ebay or local hobby store website. The rest is simply taking out the broken part and putting the new one. There is no magic involved.

I agree. I fix stuff for friends for free. It drives me nuts when they tell me how much a hobby shop charges them to fix something that would have taken me 15 minutes on my kitchen table.