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    Ready Set Get SCORCHED!

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    6 hours ago, KEV THE REV said:

    Great SS action , yes those rear cam locks are tricky without the tool . Nice barrell roll in there !! - stunt driving 'tastic mate !! :)

    The shell looks great

    Yes no tool no good! LOL!! Thank you and glad you enjoyed the video the lexan body looks and runs great!

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    Blitzer beetle brushless anyone?

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    16 hours ago, mike in pa said:

    I bought one back in May and it's in the build pile. Too many buggys not enough time.

    Cool! when you build it make sure to put the right steering spindle on the left side and the left on the right side opposite of what they say in the manual to lessen the awful bump steer this model has.

    Fast Attack Vehicle.. YOU WILL BELIEVE!

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    6 hours ago, Fuijo said:

    That looks great fun, and it's such a good-looking vehicle.

    I've still not built mine after having it for 2 years or so. I really don't want another military vehicle, and was going to do some kind of civillian version. But it just looks so good in military colours. I don't know what to do now. :blink:

    😁👍 Yes I know what you mean, I have 2 of these the one in this video and a custom painted one in my screen name photo... either way you do them up they always look good!

    Fast Attack Vehicle.. YOU WILL BELIEVE!

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    31 minutes ago, Willy iine said:

    I recently bought a used WildOne at a super bargain price which was a shelf queen by the prior owner so it had no scratch or any wear.  However, the front dampers were set up pretty stiff (not sure if that is the factory setting) and understeered like crazy, no sense of rotating the rear using throttle.

    I didn't like the tall front height either, so decided to dump all the oil out of the front dampers and limited the suspension travel by near 10mm.  Took it out for a drive and now it drives like it should with proper weight distribution to the front.  Nice modulated turns using throttle too.

    The front dampers do not need much damping on this chassis so I'd leave the pogo-stick suspension on the front.

    Yeah Pogo sticks up front with my mod of gluing a tamiya rubber O ring under the shock tower works pretty good or adapting the hornet rubber O ring holder that goes under the shock towers works also.

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