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Has anyone tried the new "white" ball cups.

What will the chassis be used for? On - Off road?

Nice looking car. Is it a runner or shelfer?

Freaking lazy punks. That many packages transferred with some care should have taken 1/4 of that time without breaking a sweat.

slotcarrod wrote:I think I just came a little!

I didn't get that far. Maybe a little chub. I'm in for one.

You can put the kids in the rear bench seat.

You must be close to my "Traxass Town"

I have used the large cutoff disks to cut down a couple of chassis. I works pretty well.

Cool. I forgot how pricey tires were. Not much different than today. Although brushless systems tend to wear tires faster.

scr8p wrote:the have nut sacks to produce. they can't be bothered with actual parts for a car.

I bought some awhile back and attached them under the bumper of my brothers civic. Didn't notice for quite awhile.

I'm thinking of just using a shorter shaft.

scr8p wrote:I've read that in ford services manuals too.

Haha. scr8p is on a roll today. What was the disaster on the road? Funny or not so much.

As far as the production numbers go take a look at the small piece of paper floating around in your kit. It is a checklist to keep track of the bags during the packaging process for quality purposes. There is a number on there that is hand written. It appears to be the sequence number in order of p...

LOL you crack me up comparing a hand built supercar that sells for millions to a mass produced RC car that sells for $250. Not apples to apples at all man. And yes it is a poor business decision to build a mass produced product and not meet consumer demand. It honestly is Economics 101 specific lux...

Nice looking car. I need to finish some of my stuff.