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Chris56 10-12-2013 10:53 PM

I've only got 1 pair of kit tyres and they don't have enough tread. I will therefore be using Venoms front & rear. Haven't decided on motor but probably a 27T brushed.

Here are some photos - note the aluminium front shock tower:

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siddus74 11-12-2013 09:49 AM

looking good .. venoms front and rear! Ill be on the back foot with the Tamiya rubber I have installed but it will be fun anyway :D

Scott.

Chris56 11-12-2013 10:03 AM

I don't know about being on the back foot - Venoms are pants without additive, which I won't be running. I could always install my F1 rubber tyres :lol:

cunawarit 11-12-2013 10:05 AM

I've pinched too many parts from my Bandit, but it would be nice to race with guys :) I still have my original mid 90s body for it somewhere.

siddus74 11-12-2013 12:20 PM

Get the bandit sorted ...:thumbsup:

When are you going to get the Mardave sorted? I may put the original mardave motor in it and run a 4cell Nim in mine ...

Scott.

cunawarit 11-12-2013 12:37 PM

The mardave is for after Xmass, giving it to myself as a gift. :D

siddus74 11-12-2013 12:41 PM

What power setup are you considering?

cunawarit 11-12-2013 01:01 PM

1S + the stock G2 motor and my usual cheap no name ESCs. Got a new fast servo for it too, was concerned that a slow servo + 1S would be way too lethargic.

PS: I've come up with a paintjob plan... I don't know if I'll pull it off. If it looks like cack well, I'll just pretend that I meant it to look like total cack as part of a Team Shambles thingy.

The Doctor 11-12-2013 07:10 PM

Chris, the co-ordination of your carpet and curtains (I think they're curtains..?) is almost as good as your bodyshell and wing!

Dave Dodd 11-12-2013 09:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Doctor (Post 822002)
Chris, the co-ordination of your carpet and curtains (I think they're curtains..?) is almost as good as your bodyshell and wing!

Haha, brilliant :thumbsup:

Chris56 11-12-2013 09:44 PM

I chuffin hate those curtains! They actually go quite well with the primrose coloured alls, and the walls go well with the pub carpet, but carpet and curtains:rolleyes:

When we re-decorated, we had a big dilema as we wanted to lighten up the hall way, but couldn't quite stretch to a new carpet and the pub carpet is in too mint condition to get rid of (Dave will vouch for me - he's walked down it!!!). Still it gives the house character - as to I :thumbsup:

siddus74 13-12-2013 03:06 PM

Discontuned find on ebay "HPI Mondeo body" arrived today so I rushed it through the paint shop :thumbsup:

We had an ST24 it got pinched ... loved that car :wub

Scott

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Chris56 13-12-2013 04:35 PM

Very nice, "Alan Menu" edition as well. Very nearly bought an ST220, nice cars

Robbiejuk 13-12-2013 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Chris56 (Post 822468)
Very nearly bought an ST220, nice cars

You should have done, at least you can get bits for them :D

I am making my Clubman debut tonight :thumbsup:

Quote:

Originally Posted by siddus74 (Post 822446)

I hope that chinese company that Chris gets his body shells doesn't decide to a copy of this. I would hate to see the engrish translation of "Rapid Fit" :wtf:

Chris56 13-12-2013 04:39 PM

But 220 bhp wasn't enough!

What are you racing in clubman tonight?

The Doctor 14-12-2013 07:58 AM

Plenty through the front tyres in this weather. What you need is 4WD. Usable power all year round. :thumbsup:

siddus74 14-12-2013 04:15 PM

Good laugh this week lads ... good to be with the Tamiya touring boys :thumbsup:

Its 'me' for the foreseeable future I think. Also, good to stretch the legs on the Thundershot and iron out all the gremlins (binding steering servo for one and leaky rear shock - all sorted now)

TT02 being built as we speak :drool: as well ... Porsche RSR

... Laugh or what, I changed a steering servo out in my FF03 in a rush last night because it felt like it wasn't centring only to get home and realise the foam wheel had moved off the actual steering wheel hub and was binding up against the transmitter case, the centring spring was just not powerful enough against the friction of the foam to centre it the last 5-10 percent :thumbdown:

Moved back and super glued now thank you very much ...

Scott.

200sx 15-12-2013 08:49 AM

Oops!

I should've warned you about that feature of the DX3c. Happened to me once...

Chris56 15-12-2013 11:27 AM

It happened to me when I had a DX3e.

Other tip Scott: remove the foam and superglue your fingers to the wheel:thumbsup:

reg 15-12-2013 02:33 PM

I used(my daughters)hair spray to keep my wheel in place,
Also make sure the screw in the center hasn't gone tight,this happend to mine and thought it was the spring,I backed the screw off a the smallest amount and bingo,god as new :(


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