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Can anyone tell me the size requirements for pics to be posted? I tried to post but it said my file was too large. Thanks.

I use the 645MG as well and have had no issues with them at all. I've used them in just about every application imaginable including boats all with excellent results. For the money I think they are hard to beat.

I think a scale batmobile body for regular touring style cars would be the cats pajama's. Any one out there produce one?

Ya, I'm definately gonna buy a few. In fact I just might do it here in a few minutes. Lol.

The Krylon Fusion paint does work pretty well on most "R/C" plastics. About the only type I have found it to not work well on so far was the body that came on my Tamiya repro Holiday Buggy. I think it is some type of ABS or something but it's not the normal white styrene that Tamiya usuall...

That thing is pretty weird looking. Front end looks kind of long. thats what she said. lol

I've used machine thread screws to replace the more coarse screws for years. I have found that over time the threads in the part last longer because they dont back out as easily due to vibration and such. When you tighten and loosen the coarse screws several times (like removing and re-installing th...

You can never go too far! LOL!!

Wow! Did you use a CNC or free hand? Very nice!!

You shouldn't need to limit them a whole lot. Alittle will go a long way. 5mm would probably be a good place to start. You could also add some shims to the CVD axle on the inside of the rear hub if room allows, might even swap them to the inside instead of the out side like their directions describe.

I don't own one myself but I would not worry about seeing them on eBay so soon. Some people just swap sell and change up their collection of models often. I'm the same way. I might buy a new model and run three or four packs through it and then set it on the shelf for a couple weeks and then decide ...

I'll definately have to jump on a few of those. Thanks for the info!

Sweet!!!

Can anyone tell me what bodies will fit an original RC10T. In other words, will an RC10T4 body fit? I'm sure the front will be fine, but my concern is in the rear at the shock tower where the rear body mounts are. I've got a few RC10T's that I've restored but would like some decent bodies that are n...

Anyone tried using this conversion for the front? http://prolineracing.com/performance-parts/sc10-front-inboard-hub/ Yes, I just did. I'm using that kit with the HPI Vintage series wheels and tires. I have the 0mm offset in the front and 6mm in the rear. It took some custom fitting to use the stock...