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20-07-2008
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6.5 sintered motor
As the title says, not to much cash either.... the 5.5's are just a little TOO rapid for my local clubs track....
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21-07-2008
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I was in serious chances of breaking something yesterday, Craig, like one of them tree's, I killed one car with it already lol.
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21-07-2008
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i think that was a little bit of a flaw in the track design - and the laptimes would come to whoever had the b***cks to flatstick that section. and you seemed to have fairly large ones from where i was standing
 i'll definately be protesting if that feature appears again - it was a little silly, and i'm amazed more cars didn't break! the marshalling point under the rostrum needs more grip as well...
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21-07-2008
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yes, having a Tamiya gives you Buster Gonad size testicles with those sections!!! It was a tad blind, but far better than going up and down all the time.
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dragon paints : team tekin : fusion hobbies :SCHUMACHER RACING : Nuclear R/C for all my sticky and slippery stuff - if it needs gluing or lubing, Nuclear RC is the man!
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