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spencertrax

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  1. Just pulled this down off the shelf for a little update, I am redoing the body mounts and relocating the battery. Now that the weather is getting better I should be able to get some outside pictures and maybe video ;)

  2. I seen in the directions on tamiyausa that the shock rods don't have removable pistons- could one drill small holes in them to make the ride a bit softer?

    Parts/kit are ordered! I opted out on the 20T motor as it doesn't need to be fast LOL

    I have a 45T in mine and a set of losi 1.9 claws on the stock rims works great and still has a little wheel speed. Only locked in the rear.100_9369.jpg
  3. Trinity speed gems Pro are inexpensive machine-wound "Mod" motors more race-spec setup than their Speedworks line (soldered brushes). Thea feature better brush setup and magnets vs Speedworks. Original retail was about $30-40. Titanite is a 15x2.

    http://www.rcexp.com...ry_Code=Trinity

    Thanks for the great info. Must be old age catching up as I don't rember buying it in the first place. I think I'll use it in the mini. Just added bearings to it a couple of weeks ago and I haven't even run it yet. Or maybe the lunchbox!

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  4. Opened up one of my boats to change the speed control, for a little get together at the pool this week end and discovered a motor I didn't remember buying. I haven't used the boat in a couple of years. Guess either the Mini or the rally cars getting new power. I think it's likely a 27t. I'll stick a stock can in the boat lol.

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  5. While I had my Pajero apart for a good cleaning and to upgrade the stock bushings to some cheap ebay bearings. I decided to try my hand at tightening up the steeing. Rather than buying a proper aftermarket kit I used what i had in the parts bin. I had seen pictures of someting similar in the past but can't remember where it was. Anyhow I had some spare losi parts from my micro crawler project. I simply replaced the z-bent wire link with ball ends. I did have to use the dremel to increase the clearance for the new ends and add some thin styrene to the inside of the gearbox, this has to be very thin gauge to allow clearance for the bevel gear. No cost and much tighter steering.

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  6. I have one on my Axial, painted on the outside in silver and met. red I had planned on a bit darker red but it turned out Ok with the silver on the inside as well to let the scratches show through. But it's hard to go wrong with gunmetal always looks good and you could use just about any of your other colours for a two tone.

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  7. Well I think it's done for now. Still need some big *** driving lights to look completed. Kind of pleased with the modified Traxxas decal, under the drivers window, lol.

    Hopefully the weather will get better soon and I can take it out for a run.

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  8. Did some digging in the parts bins and came up with this for a front bumper, with a bit of foam inside the body shell the front bumper, fits tight to the chassis. Stuck a stock motor in and one of my cheap ebay esc's it was able to do donuts on the hardwood floor, should be OK.

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