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My son loves telling this joke
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You're right about the Dukes of Hazzard, I remember watching it every Friday night, I must've been in grade 4. I'm sure it had an influence on my taste in muscle cars when I grew up. But if you ever owned a second-gen Charger, you had to deal with those people always telling you, "Hey, you got...

Happy Birthday General is a great episode

...Within this group of misfits and screwballs, I figured most would get the humor of the Festivus Pole reference and enjoy the heartfelt well wishes. 8) Christmas traffic??!?!?! Don't get me started on Christmas traffic! Misfits and scrweballs??? Hey, I resemble that remark! :wink: Really, you're ...

update from Mark, who is currently locked out.

"Baby Sam and Mom are well. 7lb 2oz."

Congrats Gramps!

In keepin with the Nissan theme.... I bought an old '78 280z many years ago, restored her over 4 years, great car, lots of fun! But, got older and tired of wrenching, sold her and bought this '03 350z. Made in Japan, sold in CA., later shipped to and registered in Germany, now in France. Upgraded to...

The RPS Yokomo S.E. was the result of a collaboration between Ranch Pit Shop and Yokomo to provide racers with a competition ready vehicle and was released in March of 1986 after Gil Losi Jr's win at the first IFMAR world championships held at the Ranch Pit Shop in Del Mar, California. The RPS Yokom...

The car is completed..off to race and promote it Jan 4th thru 7th at the Hudy Indoor Champions where me and "The Diamond" One hope to dominate VTA and F1..testing it for the Guiness World Record will comense in the following weeks (New sponsor decals being made by MCI will be added later) ...

My TRX-1 came with HPI wheels. The TRX-1 metric bearings are much bigger than the JRX2 front bearings. To adapt the JRX2 front wheels, the bearings would need a 9.5mm outer diameter (perfect wheel fit) or smaller (bearing adapter needed). The 11mm bearing is way too big. I see 5x9x3mm bearings on Am...

Yes, the HPI Super Stars are typically universal and come with bearing adapters for different vehicles. HPI #6115

https://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?p=554159&hilit=Hpi+star#p554159

Soak them in a strong degreaser, chrome will come off.

juicedcoupe wrote: ↑Sat Dec 16, 2023 3:44 pm If you are wanting to maximize performance, convert it to brushless.

Just saying.

Absolutely not!

Yes. The blue Eagle LS and Rustler share the same part numbers for the outdrives, driveshafts, and stub axles. Rear arms are the same length between the two as well.