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Old 20-09-2011
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this ones worth a watch

http://www.youtube.com/user/takes2ho.../4/M38NI-mH5-8

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Old 20-09-2011
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Come on people, have some manners. If you don't like someone elses car keep it to yourself
Yes mikeyscott, thats exactly what I meant, its not a nice thing to do, criticize somebodyelse car, neither with words,signs,.... or whatever..even if I am "BANG OUT OF ORDER" I think I have the right to comment somebodyelse comment.
But like steve73 said, lets keep it cool, no hard feelings, and I wish you all a pleasant night.
And one more time, I think that those cars here
and videos are awesome.
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Yes mikeyscott, thats exactly what I meant, its not a nice thing to do, criticize somebodyelse car, neither with words,signs,.... or whatever..even if I am "BANG OUT OF ORDER" I think I have the right to comment somebodyelse comment.
But like steve73 said, lets keep it cool, no hard feelings, and I wish you all a pleasant night.
And one more time, I think that those cars here
and videos are awesome.
And I have the right to comment if I like or dont like something, its a public forum and not everyone has the same opinion. some probably dont like my shell.

lets just leave it at that, i wasnt trying to offend, but others must agree its a bit marmite.
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Old 21-09-2011
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OH! OH!....... I wanna thank you all for your comments the positive and the negative one too.
I know bei my self that it wasn t a Great bodyshell i have more than one and I thought to send this pic too together with that video link. I am just sorry, that because of my post the discussion went that direction.

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if you have questions about my experience with this car feel free to ask.
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Old 21-09-2011
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I love the look of your car, the colours on everything look really arty! Fluorescent roll bars, shocks etc look awesome
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THANk YOU GRIFFS55 I really appreciate if you like Red Cars maybe you would like to see my Red Devil Body this thread on page 26
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Old 22-09-2011
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It sure is pretty but does it work? It'd almost be a shame to run it. lol
It does work, there is a little more flex than with full aluminium chassis of my previous Dex
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Old 22-09-2011
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It does work, there is a little more flex than with full aluminium chassis of my previous Dex
Thats funny, coleman says his is stiffer
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Old 22-09-2011
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Thats funny, coleman says his is stiffer
I fill the car less violent in this behaviour than will the full aluminium kit (Spec)
I guess the carbon chassis is flex speaking between aluminium chassis with aluminium side plate and aluminium chassis with plastic side plate
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Old 27-09-2011
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which rims are those, and do they fit on the standard axles or do they need some modding?

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Old 27-09-2011
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its the relux wheels dyed orange.
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Like the Captain said, they look like the JConcepts Rulux wheels, fit straight on with out any mods, however they do have a different off set to the TD wheels, I always found they made the car drive odd, but then again if they were all you used, you'd get used to it.
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Old 28-09-2011
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Like the Captain said, they look like the JConcepts Rulux wheels, fit straight on with out any mods, however they do have a different off set to the TD wheels, I always found they made the car drive odd, but then again if they were all you used, you'd get used to it.
Ive also heard this before.
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Probably cos I've posted it at least 4 times already not to count the other times someone else has mentioned it.
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Rulux wheels shortened the car ?
They have least offset than Durango wheels?
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Rulux wheels shortened the car ?
They have least offset than Durango wheels?
Not shorter, but as they have a different off-set, they make it not as wide as with the std wheels, bit of a shame as they do look nice, but speed has to win over looks in the end
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Rulux looks nice ,but i thing the car works better wider
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Old 29-09-2011
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Thought i would upload a few pics of my 410 2010 for anyone looking for any tips on electric install (i know mine isnt the neatest job) but i looked at quite a few pics on this thread which helped me out so i thought i would do the same
Hell of a tight fit,trying to get it all in with the housebrick of a Futaba receiver, bought a 2nd hand s.passion pro speedo,tried to install that..just too tight,then went for a new lrp speedo which has quite a smaller footprint,still a squeeze even with a low profile savox sevo,had to dremmel the servo mounting bracket to get the servo wires through.
The eagle eyed of you will notice a rub mark on the orange wire from the outdrive,wire now shortened : )
Pig ugly shell (in my opinion) much prefer the new v3 shell shape
Oh & my shiney blingy Tresrey servo saver arm arrived this morning.







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Can't see the pictures, unfort.
Aso: I don't see how a low-servo could provide you more space in the chassis, as the shorter servo-body is facing forward in the 410.
Maybe you could use that space to mount a PT? (note to myself)

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Thought i would upload a few pics of my 410 2010 for anyone looking for any tips on electric install (i know mine isnt the neatest job) but i looked at quite a few pics on this thread which helped me out so i thought i would do the same
Hell of a tight fit,trying to get it all in with the housebrick of a Futaba receiver, bought a 2nd hand s.passion pro speedo,tried to install that..just too tight,then went for a new lrp speedo which has quite a smaller footprint,still a squeeze even with a low profile savox sevo,had to dremmel the servo mounting bracket to get the servo wires through.
The eagle eyed of you will notice a rub mark on the orange wire from the outdrive,wire now shortened : )
Pig ugly shell (in my opinion) much prefer the new v3 shell shape
Oh & my shiney blingy Tresrey servo saver arm arrived this morning.







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²!

on topic: what are the differences between the original body and the V3-body?

Also will the Gainabull body deliver another type of downforce? My idea is that this body might give more steering, but the 410 allready delivers plenty of steering IMHO.
So the Gainabulbody might deliver too much steering .. or am I wrong?
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