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Old 06-08-2010
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those doubles sure look troublesome for the buggys
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The tracks looks pretty good !
But the problem is the double... Wonder if it's on the right way. The first jump look too small to jump well...

How is the grip on your track ?
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That is only a temporary track in another city. That's not our track. It has pretty good grip on parts, after that comes some dusty part where you just loose grip instantly, after that some grass which brakes you very hard, and after that you start it all up again :P
that double was i was complaining about so much. It means than that it wasn't only my fault that I couldn't jump it. 4WD had no problem on it thou....
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Old 07-08-2010
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That is only a temporary track in another city. That's not our track. It has pretty good grip on parts, after that comes some dusty part where you just loose grip instantly, after that some grass which brakes you very hard, and after that you start it all up again :P
that double was i was complaining about so much. It means than that it wasn't only my fault that I couldn't jump it. 4WD had no problem on it thou....
4wd are easier to jump, you just change the throttle to change the angle of the car in the air.

The short course trucks looked to jump it well though
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Not at home for one week from tomorrow.

Get to training today, the Tekin RS works very well !
I broke a rear hub, but also I broke the alloy intermediare gear ! Totally destroyed, pic later next week.
I dont know if its only my piece or its a "normal" issue" but I'm a little mad about it !
I put the stock one back, and it works very well.

The car was very good and I confirm, the Double Dee's are very good tires !
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Bad luck about the idler gear, I wonder if anyone else has broken one. Better tell tcmodels it needs to be stronger, bit more alloy maybe?. In the meantime you can get steel ones from the states http://outfrontframes.com/cart/index...oducts_id=1133
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The factory already made an alu idler gear. The hpi blitz idler is a direct fit also.
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The factory already made an alu idler gear. The hpi blitz idler is a direct fit also.
thats the one he broke, the factory upgrade
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It's the new factory alloy one that hes just smashed :0!, good to know the hpi one fits
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I prefer to use the normal one it's less heavy
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nicefrog came around for a race today, my tc02 buggy is going great but nicefrogs truck broke as soon as we got started

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I was just driving slow too and ....... My wheel tipped over ahah, but it probably happened on one of the previous laps, I think there's not enough plastic around the edge of those holes, another 1mm might be enough
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nicefrog came around for a race today, my tc02 buggy is going great but nicefrogs truck broke as soon as we got started

For this i use the long ball stud, When i build my X pro i find the other very short
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For this i use the long ball stud, When i build my X pro i find the other very short
Yeah I thought a long ball stud will fix this next time I will change it
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I noticed on the front brass weight hopup it says on the stickers that come with it says TC04T

now wouldnt that be cool a pro 4wd stadium truck
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Old 14-08-2010
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On my X pro I do a test with the Kyosho piston.
I putt the 2B on front and the 3B on the rear, with the losi 27.5
This is too smooth with huile to you use, more on the front than in the rear.
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I just ordered a BFast diff complet kit with the lub.
Hope I will received it for my next week race
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the Bfast is great, I havnt had to adjust my diff at all since I put it in.
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2 small videos not very interesting of my Mad Rat bashing in a garden :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTNeyWAv25g

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaVWdBxF8oI
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Nice video, please give the information about the B fas diff when you receveid them.

Did you do some test with the Tekin on the track?
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