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Lavigna wrote: ↑Tue Jun 13, 2023 11:35 pm I love the coloring on these batteries. Does anyone know about what year these came out?

Thanks

As soon as I saw those cells I thought of this motor.

Coyote kits don't come with sway bars nor did SG or TAG or anyone else offer them (I could be wrong though) as options as far as I know. As before, it's a case of make it yourself which in my case has always been one of the main attractions of RC cars. Anyway, here's my sway bars. The front one made...

Making some swaybar mounts from scrap G10. They turned out pretty well. I might dye them black. That's a Kyosho mount for reference. It's nice to be able to make bits and pieces. Saves quite a few bucks.

dinglem wrote: ↑Sun Jun 11, 2023 2:31 am I haven’t fitted the attack angle kit yet. I was too excited about sourcing the original shell and getting the stickers right on that. It is on my list of things to do though!

I bet you were! Rarer than hen's teeth.

Looks awesome Martin. 8) Have you fitted the attack angle kit yet? How come u don't enter botm anymore?...u have great/rare cars He's not looking at BOTM but wants Build of the Year so he's waiting to drop the big one 8) No, he's waiting for the forthcoming "Build of the Decade" competitio...

I was just lucky really.

I made a visit to my local hobby shop.. a mix of deliberate and random items. Took home all their Losi Ti-nitride shock shafts :lol: If you can guess what the 8x16 bearings are for, you’ll get a thumbs up! https://i.postimg.cc/hGSfpfSX/0-C5263-D0-5-ACD-4-CAC-A833-FF29853-D3-EF7.jpg The bearings are...

Old thread, I do not have any of these anymore. Long since moved on unfortunately. No worries. Thanks for the reply. The two chassis Duratrax I know of are the Pro XL version in the OP and a 7 battery slot version made for the earlier Pro. I believe the Pro still had the shorter wheelbase. I've bee...

I've got the same Duratrax chassis with 30° kickup. It has a white layer sandwiched between the the graphite top and bottom. Do you still have the header card for yours? If not can you remember the part number? It looks like Duratrax had two different Pro XL chassis'. The first was part number DTXC2...

Silicone was used to gain traction on polished wooden floors like basketball courts. In the 90's I raced on such a surface. People were racing everything from buggies to pan cars and were desperate to get some sort of grip. Silicone turned out to be a good solution especially when the tyres were coa...

Looks great! Good to see it all coming together.

Wired up and installed a new Hobbywing 1060 in my finally finished, rebuilt SRB.

It's not pretty, but it fills a slot in my hit list. And now that I have it, that means another one cheaper and nicer should be popping up any moment. Maybe I should go wash my car too just to get the universe properly in motion. . PXL_20230520_201054823~2.jpg At least you didn't buy it directly fr...

Zoiks!

That's awesome. I know it's Shaggy but for a moment I thought of Speed Buggy. Both Hanna-Barbera creations.

Cool. I've seen a few pictures of Pro 10s with deeper dished alloy wheels on the rear. It always looks better to my eye. Unfortunately the Pargu wheels I have are the same depth to the wheel face front and rear.