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1. Remove the head from the engine. 2. Rotate the crank till the piston is at top dead center (piston can be broken if you don't) 3. Remove the back plate 4. remove the piston sleeve. (these tend to stick but be careful how remove it it's easily damaged) 5. now the rod will slide off the crank pin a...

Here's some more goodies to check out.

http://www.davesmotors.com/store/hpibaja5bparts.html

It's based off a 59' Caddy.

It's about a mile so off 150 right where Doug Herberts used to be. Here is a link. Drop by one Sunday we have a good crowd about every week.

http://www.nitrovalley.com/page.htm

Joe was a good guy. That place got me started in about 88' I guess. I took a long time off and started racing again about 3 years ago.

Was it down a long dirt road and the shop a single wide trailer? If so that was Joe's Hobby. I remember that place well.

Pretty much every Sunday. I run 1/8th scale.

Here is a deal on a new ZX5 car was built and never been ran.

http://www.carolinasrc.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=10990&PN=1&TPN=2

Purple power is great but it does contain acid so be careful around anodized parts. Simple green is the best thing out there IMO for all around cleaning. I use it all my RC race stuff and my 1.1 truck for cleaning the wheels and tires. Plus at $9 bucks a gallon it's priced right.

shodog wrote:eh! nothing a little black rit dye can't fix

Preach it my Brother!

You just got to love dirt. Weather full scale or RC! Here in North Carolina we have red clay packs like concrete and when it blue grooves it offers about as much bite. 1/1 http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p97/Mugen75/CID_0A07B105-599B-423A-8275-799F146.jpg 1/8th http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/...

6 gear tranny guts for sure.

Will do I've been looking around on the Time Tunnel site too. A lot of cool stuff. I'm on Eastern Standard Time.

Thanks that's what I needed and thanks for the ideas.

Sorry is I missed reading it but what body did you use? I have a Ultima parts car that I may try something similar with.