That looks like fun Rod! Down here in SD I actually have to pay to practice/break stuff on a track like that. Your B2 with the flames right? Would love to see pics of that once you've been running it.slotcarrod wrote:....The reason for this is the original arms are so worn down that the e clip is exposed and comes off when the chassis hits the ground. I'm going to drill tiny hols in the arms, shorten the hinge pins and set it up like a B4 hingepin that is held in place with a screw!
Went home with both cars needing attention!
Got to see Anthony's wife and wonderful new house, and had a nice supper with them! Thanks!
and Rod could beat me blindfolded 
Doesn't matter though, I had a blast. I've never had a track around me that wasn't 2 hours away. Growing up, my parents and I didn't know there was an RC racing scene in Nova Scotia, and since I've gotten back into RCs as an adult I can't commit enough time to race due to my job. Now that there are tracks around me I will definitely clock more time there...maybe not competing but letting Rod beat me 
I got a B4 body all ready for paint anyway, just got to swap out the front post for some longer ones. Rod says that a B2 body would be good but I don't have one. I could do a pole and see which one does the best cartwheels 
Y'ernat Al wrote:Having a blast is always what it's about. By square body do you mean the Protech I on the buggy? Those modern Chinese ones aren't made like they used to be, that's for sure. If you were doing cartwheels and just came away with a little ripped lexan and a busted center link, I would say you made out OK!
Try to stop drinking beer for a few hours or so before you start typing! 
that's just silly talk, it's already late morning, and now lunch time!slotcarrod wrote:
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