ploots
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Hi son it's about time you joined this club to get some proper advice instead of listening to me 😁
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That does look good certainly a place on the shelf I think rather than running it
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Managed to put a different motor in my mk1 sandscorcher and do the steering mod to try and improve the steering which has sort of worked so I'm kind of happy now
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Well I gave the old motor a dip in the water and the water turned black, then sprayed electrical cleaner into it then oiled the bearings it was much quieter but not much quicker, so I've put a newer motor into it now which has also had a water clean and re oiled it's a bit quicker now but the plastic casing is in the wrong position and the rear cage is tight against where the wire comes out but it's on there,I'll just have to live with it like that, thanks for all your advice 👍
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1 hour ago, Novamadcars said:
just took delivery of this
That brings back memories of my first ever rc car my parents bought me a second hand one for Xmas and I loved it
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1 hour ago, Yonez said:
You can disassemble them, but not really non-destructively.
Have you considered a water dip to clean it up?
Now I've read that I will be giving it a go and see what happens thanks 👍
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Can they be stripped down and cleaned if so howeasy is it
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I'm running 7.2 nimh and also fully ballraced
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Hi all, I know I've asked this before,what motor fits into an original sandscorcher,I've tried a sport tuned but it didn't fit very well,I've got a silver can out of my df02 that fits but the plastic cover does not align with the gearbox casing properly, i don't really want to force it to fit at the moment I'm using a silver can that's about 30+ years old never been cleaned and probably got all sorts of crap floating around inside it,I'm sure my buggy should go faster than it does, all I want is to bolt something in everything aligns and fits with no modifications and is a bit quicker than it is now, thanks in advance Jeff 👍
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Looks good mate
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Get both 😁
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15 hours ago, Clutch88 said:
They are quite simple, its a brass collar at the top and a washer at the bottom. The collar can be moved up and down the damper by a grub screw.
Next question where did you get them from
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Ok thanks as simple as that 👍
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Looks good How did you do the coilovers it's something I want to do on mine
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8 hours ago, stuhas said:
Installed my new paint booth in my garage ready for my VW Karmann paint job.
Then had a play, 1st time painting wheels a little messy but learning slowly.
They look great
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That does look nice loving the colours great job
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Looking really good mate cant wait to see a running vid clip 👍
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That's just way to organised
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3 hours ago, Krustybus said:
It's TS-52 candy lime green 👍
Thanks 😉👍
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3 hours ago, Krustybus said:
I'll dig the code out if you need it. It's the Kawasaki green anyway. Love it 😁
That would be great if you could thanks 👍
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Looking good im liking that green too I'm thinking of painting my sandscorcher body that colour 👍
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21 minutes ago, Busdriver said:
Yes got registration and cctv.
Good let's hope he gets proper punishment and not just a slap on the wrist the dirty scum
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4 minutes ago, Nicadraus said:
My braided cable sleeves arrived. Installed some...
They look nice and trick 👍
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30 minutes ago, JeffSpicoli said:
Dug out the Nikon and took pics.
That looks really nice
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So, What Have You Done Today?
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That is a great colour