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Old 10-08-2012
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Heres mine that i finally finished today, Just hope it goes as well as my FS2 SP that i used for the first time yesterday
Lovely DB1!! Buggy porn?!! lol
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Old 25-08-2012
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Here is mine.
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Old 25-08-2012
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Another great looking car.

Very nice.

Orion kit too and ?
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Old 25-08-2012
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Electronics are:

- Orion R10 Pro 2-3s esc
- LRP X20 7.5T motor
- Futaba BLS551 servo
- Speed Power lipo

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Old 26-08-2012
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That looks stunning mate. Love the colour scheme. Very nice.
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Old 26-08-2012
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here's mine



she's only one meet old and loviing it allready .. great car with great back up from Tony (RUDEBITS)
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Old 26-08-2012
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Another super looking DB1.
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Old 26-08-2012
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Thought I'd share mine too!!

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Old 26-08-2012
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Very, very nice. Perhaps should be a DB1 gallery on FB in the RudeBits group
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Old 26-08-2012
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What springs are you running on the front?
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What springs are you running on the front?
Look like Yokomo to me.
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Old 26-08-2012
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My shock setup is as follows:

Front:
RB5 Top
Kit (1.3mm) 5-Hole Piston
Super Hard Orange Spring (XGS06)
40wt Losi
Long Ball End
Standard Shock Tower.

Rear:
RB5 Top
5-Hole X 1.4mm Piston
White Spring (XG012)
30wt Losi
Long Ball End

I also have a set of small bore shocks built, When I built the small bores up I set the car up with the small bores on one side & the big bores on the other. As a comparison the small shocks feel to react faster. the small bore shock feel ever so slightly softer too. but they feel pretty much the same to the touch.

I'm going to Bury tomorrow for some free practice, So i will get chance to test them both back too back.
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Old 26-08-2012
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My shock setup is as follows:

Front:
RB5 Top
Kit (1.3mm) 5-Hole Piston
Super Hard Orange Spring (XGS06)
40wt Losi
Long Ball End
Standard Shock Tower.

Rear:
RB5 Top
5-Hole X 1.4mm Piston
White Spring (XG012)
30wt Losi
Long Ball End

I also have a set of small bore shocks built, When I built the small bores up I set the car up with the small bores on one side & the big bores on the other. As a comparison the small shocks feel to react faster. the small bore shock feel ever so slightly softer too. but they feel pretty much the same to the touch.

I'm going to Bury tomorrow for some free practice, So i will get chance to test them both back too back.
i'd be intrested on how you get on ... keep us posted
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Here is mine.
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Body shell paintwork is stunning, may I ask is it a personal creation or did you have it done professionally? If the later would you be willing to point me in their direction?
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Old 27-08-2012
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I did chose the design/colors but Jon Miller did the superb paintjob.

You can find all the details on: http://www.rcsgraphicworx.com/

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Body shell paintwork is stunning, may I ask is it a personal creation or did you have it done professionally? If the later would you be willing to point me in their direction?
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Old 28-08-2012
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Hi here is photo after a good weekend
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Old 28-08-2012
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Nice one Chris
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Ran the DB1 indoors last night, runs really well with the big bores.
I found I was a little short of initial steering. But plenty mid corner.

I drooped down too one washer under the front inner ball stud.
And dropped a few teeth on the pinion, to a 24t

All I can say is the car was Awsome!! To say it was its dirt propped meeting I'm very impressed!!
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Old 03-09-2012
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It's here just needs a spiffing paint job by Mr Bennetts
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Old 04-09-2012
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John, you will be needing MUCH less tire than that on the DB1 mate ... I'm not a fan of stagger ribs but ran them just about everywhere on the DB1.
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