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Okay, I thought I was going crazy. I gues thats why its called SERVO tape.

Hey guys, I just got a hot trick chassis for a build I am going to do and it seems it is missing holes for stuff like the servo. Am i supposed to drill some out?

You guys are amazing when it comes to this stuff. If every member of this board put down the ol rc10 for a couple of years, we would have a cure for cancer.

slapshot1979 wrote:what does it smell like?

It smells kind of like ethyl alcohol mixed with paint thinner. It is not a super strong smell, but it is very distinct.

gomachv wrote:Yeah but it turned all your plastics GRAY! Lol

I have never had a better degreaser, it is the most powerful, yet delicate cleaner I have ever used.

She is adorable! Congratulations.

It can handle ALOT. With that car, the question is not how much power it can handle, but how much power can be used while keeping the car lexan side up.

If it is older than me, it is vintage

THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote:I'd still do 66% of em...

You could just ask them to put there makeup on

"The Communist Manifesto" ya, that turned out to be a good plan

It is fascinating what some of these celebrities look like without makeup. Miley Cirus http://i1345.photobucket.com/albums/p680/Typicray1/3030da3ab0a76cf193ac403b76dc262c_zps724aa0c0.jpg Angelina Jolie http://i1345.photobucket.com/albums/p680/Typicray1/12d9c1c26a13ec88bc488e9045455464_zpsdcf49dc4.jp...

I just read an interview on live rc with Ryan Cavalieri. In it, the interviewer asks what a normal guy can do to become great at R/C racing. Cavalieri says the secret is a lot of tracktime and practice using the pushbrake. I only use the pushbrake on really tight corners, have I been costing myself ...

That chassis cleaned up REALLY nice!

TRD Driver wrote:That is one sweet looking bandit!

Thanks bro, hopefully I can get you to do a build soon... Maybe a midwest ready rock racer...or a snow slinging stampede?