steve_f1car

Took my brushless 4s txt2 and my son's brushless blackfoot 3 to the park. Nothing stops the txt2 it's a monster on 4s and pulls wheelies on demand.

With the hobbyking systems you need the programing card to adjust the esc settings. It can't be done from the push button on the on/off switch.

It's a but late for that your game is up. 😁 If my card is so valuable I should start renting it to you. 😁 😁 😁

You haven't got your own programer because you always borrow mine 😁

Took the mf01x for a run on the beach.

Hi it's fluorescent green PS28 backed with silver which gives it that metallic effect.

Yes it is bright and in the sun it has q colour changing effect. I took it for a little run round the garden it's much faster than I thought it would be but it seems to have no problem with the long grass

Here's some pictures of my mf01x This one gives you a better idea of the colour Just the led lights left to do.

I will do when it's done I've just got the decals and led lights left to do. my waterproof hobbywing brushed esc turned up today, I have not used this type before so it will be interesting to see what it's like.

I've gone with the 2 hole disc but I might change it to a 3 as I also intended mine to be a trail runner. I will give it a go with the 2 hole and see how I get on.

Thank xv I actually came to the same conclusion when I had another look at the problem tonight and measured the shocks. With the spacer added all is now well. Just out of interest when you built your CVAs what damping disk did you use 1,2 or 3 holes

It's as if the dog bone needs to be a few mm longer. Mine is worse on the left hand side

Hi xv did you have any problems with the rear dog bones popping out or nearly coming out on full suspension travel when you fitted the super mini cva and did the rear travel mod.

Its tamiya PS-49 Sky Blue Anodized Aluminium backed with black

Finished painting my new shell