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  1. Uksani D3T

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    Features:
    Three wheel (RWD)
    Three-gear transmission seal gear case
    Rear wheel independent suspension
    Front fork two-spring shock
    Rear wheel damping shock absorber
    Adjustable front fork angle system
    Dual spring steering buffer tie rod
    Rims and drift tries
    Full ball bearing
    High tenacity and impact resistance nylon
    Metal motor mount
    Transparent pc bodyshell
    Metal pinion gear
    Metal spur gear adaptor
    Transparent PC bodyshell


    Specification:
    Scale: 1/8
    Overall length: 249mm (included bodyshell)
    Width: 154mm (included bodyshell)
    Height: 194mm (included bodyshell)
    Wheelbase: 174mm

    Require:
    Transmitter
    Receiver
    Low height servo
    Gyro
    ESC
    Type 540 motor
    7.4v 2S short lipo battery

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    http://www.rcmart.com/usukani-us88200-drift-tricycle-chassis-body-p-81575.html?cPath=420_1605

     

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    ASIARC announced that the new XRIDER 1/8 remote control tricycle flamingo is coming soon. Design inspiration of this tricycle comes from Piaggio Ape in Italy. This tricycle is very maneuverable and equipped with a powerful motorcycle engine and delta tricycle design. Widen the wheelbase of the original narrow rear wheel to decrease the problem of rolling over


    The cornering performance is smooth and the posture is as like drift car, which is also suitable for two-wheel tilt stunts. It also faithfully derives its appearance and features from the real tricycle. The changing shape and the head-shaking cartoon of driver make the whole tricycle more entertaining.

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  3. It's already in Paypal's own safety guidelines not to use 'F&F/Gift' to pay for goods - If people don't read the safety suggestions set out by the company handling their cash then there's little chance of them reading any extra suggestions here.

     

    There's even a choice when making the payment

    One's specifically for sending to 'Friends and Family' - If the person you're buying from isn't a friend or a family member, then don't use it
    The other is specifically for paying for 'item or service' - The clue's in the title!

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    We don't ban any method of payment, such as cheques, Western Union, bank transfer etc - Paypal offers some protection if used correctly, nothing else does.
    It's up to all parties to make sure they're happy and protected in all aspects of online trading - How many of us use debit cards for online purchases even though there's far more protection when using a credit card, but the whole world is still allowed to accept online payments by debit card?

     

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  4. 11 hours ago, Pumesta said:

    Also when it happens only one rear wheel turns, which with the locked diff should not be happening 

    If one wheel turns with a locked diff, then something is very wrong/broke.

    Your best bet is strip it down and take a good look at everything, especially the splined holes on the diff gears, where they mate with the drive shafts
    If the diff is locked properly but one wheel spins, that would suggest either the drive splines in the gear are stripped, the gear itself is broken or the shaft's broken.

     

    If there's no breakage on SA7/SA8 and the dowels are in the wheel hexes correctly, check these:

    Splines inside BG2

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    Splines on SA7/SA8

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  5. 1 hour ago, Grastens said:

    I am already wishing for a Comical Hotshot, however unlikely/ungainly that would be!

    Jeez, the forum would melt if it was 2WD though - it's bad enough when Tamiya release a kit based on a real car but put the motor at the wrong end :lol:

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