Nobbi1977
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Still got it
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It is good when it works out like that 😀
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Fantastic
I have built a couple with my son as he will never get the same experience with 1:1 cars I had with my dad, they are just to reliable now.
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Most Hex wheels will fit.
I guess it depends on the style, size and tyre you want to go for, or are you looking for stock?
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4 hours ago, moffman said:
Fusion hobbies have been like that for weeks! I looked at them for a kit easily 3 weeks ago and the website had that notice on then so me thinks someone is telling porkies at fusion? Modelsport had sold out of almost all the kits and may 5th seems a popular re-stock date .......let's see? Also the free p&p has gone from £99 to £199 wonder why? Dpd cashing in on the virus and hiking the delivery charges because they don't have to sign up to the USO ( universal service obligation) what I can't believe (or is it just me) how expensive rc things are selling for on Ebay and the likes I was watching a very rough blackfoot go on Ebay for well over £200 and at the moment a boxed dynatech 02 is at £182 (really!!!!) and a few other rc related items I'm watching are at crazy prices! Its madness!
I was so sure I had ordered a Comical Avente. Not seem one on here yet, has anyone had one?
Postage is not good at the moment. I have one item on the way back to me after they said they had delivered and one stuck in transit and I cannot get hold of them to chase it up.
The this that annoys me the most is they are both members on here I was sending to 🤯
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Yes it is in my front room still waiting to be built
drop me a pm if you are interested
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There is more than 1 Blackfoot. The original came with a dodge old chassis the later ones on the lovely WT-01. WT-01 needs hex front and rear
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Nothing!!!
Sat waiting for my Comical Avente to turn up and it has not.
Checked order, no orders found
Check credit card, no payment gone out
Look longingly at the bearings that have turned up for this model....
Curse my brain for being so small
Curse Covid 19 because Fusion are so busy they have stopped any orders
Guess I will have to wait. Happy @Fusion-Hobbies seem to be weathering the storm and thank them for still being open to keep our habit fed. Well done guys
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The answer, unfortunately is but more wheels. These are buggy wheels so need bearings in the front not hexes.
They look nice, where did you get the from?
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6 hours ago, superted said:
In the uk
i found the best thing is a thing called panel wipe.
having worked in car body repairs years ago this removes all sticky residue and It desolves. It doesnt harm plastic or melt paint. It is a degreaser and used in car body Repairs to wipe body panels before final paint
Please test in an unobvious place first though.
i use it on final prep with a tack cloth before painting.
hope this helps
I use panel prep for everything and it never lets me down. My 5l tin is now empty after about 15 years so I am using 99.9% alcohol.
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Sounds like you are in mode 5. You need to try mode 1
https://traxxas.com/sites/default/files/82056-4-OM-EN-R01.pdf
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Any buggy wheels will fit.
A popular swap is the WW2 wheels and front axels to turn it in to a mad bull
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I have a couple NIP. Drop me a PM with what is palatable and we can see what we can do.
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These have a few modes on the ESC. One can set it to drive “normally” the others are set specifically for crawling
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Just a thought but why not keep the original totally original with all the radio gear and then build a Re-release for bashing with the kids? Lots of nostalgia but without the regret when it breaks.
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These?
Fitted but never run. Think they were off my failed MF01x project
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You can get a torque tuned for about £12 on ebay. I would run that and a 17t, anything more is a bit much for the stock ESC.
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14 minutes ago, Tam-o-yeah said:
Thanks very much, guys. Really appreciate the advice.
The dampers aren't just pogo sticks- there's a bit of rubber tube, too - high end....Gonna get some CVAs.
As I'm definitely going to get a more powerful lump, I think I'll hold off on the wheels and tyres for now, probably not for long, though. Those comical wheels do look interesting and about the right size and profile..
As basic 540s are so cheap, I think I'll start there.
That's a very true point, just because it can go faster - doesn't mean I don't always have to have the pedal to the metal -but I will!...!
One more question - my realistic pinion options? Would they just go on without any tweaking of the housing?
Thanks again.
Pinion with a 540 is 17t or 19t I believe. Only two sets of holes in the case so only two options
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Very odd. I cannot think of a viable answer.
I would leave the gearbox as it is and pull the motor. Check the wiring and then run it out the car. Once you sort the motor problem you can look in to the gearbox issue.
When you get the motor out check the pinion is tight as well, it is possible to miss the flat and have it tightened down on the shaft, it does not stay tight long.
Feel free to post pictures as you go along. They help no end.
Good luck
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1 hour ago, KEV THE REV said:
I'm of the age where BW was one of the things I liked about the Beano , and when the EB's film came out with it , it struck a chord . Great LB theme too WDS
Billy Wizz always makes me think of the interview scene in Trainspotting.
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Sold my Rising Fighter for £103 on eBay. All proceeds to the Lincolnshire blood bikers.
Glad it helped and it freed up some room in the attic
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38 minutes ago, JLA1972 said:
Now that I have checked the rear wheels appear to spin independently and dont now appear to be attached to the motor. Am guessing I need to take it apart again! Thanks for the tip.
Did you turn them both together? The diff will allow them to spin free independently
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Check all the connections, I have had a lead come off a motor one. It threw me for ages.
If you turn both wheels does it turn the motor?
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So, what have you done today?
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I have been doing mine with balding shears for the best part of 20 years. Nature is helping me by making me need to cut less and less each time