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Charlie don't surf wrote:

Breener wrote:Holy geez!
You guys make me feel like a noob that just bought a Slash. I just wittled my collection down from 15 to 10.

If you just bought a Slash, I'll be banning you soon....

LMAO no worries about the Slash.

Holy geez!
You guys make me feel like a noob that just bought a Slash. I just wittled my collection down from 15 to 10.

This was my 1st hobby grade rc. Best christmas ever! I loved building it with my dad, such a sense of accomplishment for a young kid. I distinctly remember the "perfect balance for jumping" claim on the front of the box, first thing i read after i tore off the wrapping paper. That car went...

Thank you sir!! Just ordered them up. Stupid me, i was only searching part #'s on ebay.

Beauty! I was hoping they would come in stock soon. I'm up in Canada so would prefer to order both at same time to keep shipping costs down.

With the re-release of the rc10 world's edition, i was hoping to grab up a new set of outdrives for my rc10t, but I have yet to see them "in stock" on the AE website. Anyone have an idea if these parts will eventually be in stock, or where i could find them? I've seen some on ebay, but not...

Happy father's day to all you lads!!

Lipo technology still has some hiccups, more often with cheaper packs but not always the case.
When/if i buy Lipo's from overseas, I'll order 2 just to be safe.

Lots of great reviews on the Toro esc's, never had one myself though. I think they're based on other "big name" manufacturers but at a cheaper price.

I've had tekin, novak, speed passion, lrp, hobbywing and castle esc's. I will not buy another novak!!!!

I think shortys are great for 1/10 scale.

I've tried them in 1/8 e-buggies (2 shorties in parallel) and did not provide as much current as similar setup with full stick packs. They also got alot warmer during running.

Sean Breen 34 Married, wife preggo with 1st Work as a 911 dispatcher for ambulance and fire, and R/C is one of my ways to deal with the stress. Had all kinds of Clodbuster's up until i started racing about 5 years ago, sold all the Clod's lol. Still enjoy bashing but i prefer racing. But with the wi...

We used to race indoor carpet with some sections containing smooth surfaces. Schumacher mini pins in yellow compound work great on the carpet and were good on the slick sections. Blue compound still has good grip on carpet but very little on smooth surface. Blue's last longer but aren't as good &quo...

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That looks amazing!!!! Vintage and sharp at the same time

I think the water dipping method was more for silver can stock motors. Those brushes were so damn hard that you need the water dip just to get a good shape to the brushes so they would perform their best. I raced Tamiya M05 mini class for a couple years. If you didn't break in your sliver can for th...