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Blizzard is same as Cyclone D4 but plastic :O
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Just ordered my X4 pro. Can't wait for it to arrive:D:woot::thumbsup::drool:
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you can build it if you want:p
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I hear the Blizzard Pro is actually short for Pro-Laps? I could be wrong. it might have been Pro-Blem.... I could have imagined it.:blush:
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Some video footage of testing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SM3TPQhcWs8 Looks pretty good to me:thumbsup: |
!sorry for being off topic!
Does anybody know, what is the equal number for a medium(600) Tamiya Damper Oil? It is the blue one. I got one and don't know how thick it is. Seems to be pretty thick |
Ok. I got this. Maybe it will be helpful for others too
(sorry for not being 100% complete but I had to cut it out from a PDF ) http://img504.imageshack.us/img504/8306/capturegd.jpg |
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although its not listed on the team c website..:( |
Very nice Chris! :) I also like the white body :)
I'm plannig do pain my body once it gets a bit older. What motor does that it have on the video? Another off topic question (forgive me theese plz ): how should I calculate those gear ratios, when for an engine is reccomended 1:9.0 for a buggy....:confused: |
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Looks like Carbon shock towers are also available:thumbsup: |
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To calculate the gear ratio you do: final drive ratio = (spur/pinion) x internal drive ratio The gear ratio you use depends on both the motor (make and turns) and the track you will be racing on. If you use a Losi Xcelorin then an 8.5 will be would for a FDR of 9.0. If you use a faster motor you will need and smaller pinion and for a slower motor you could increase the pinion. |
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