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https://overrc.com/vintage/documentation/archives-de-mike/Tamiya Egress Running Report MC.pdf
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58686 VQS 2020 47470 Top Force Evo 2021 58737 Hotshot 2 2024
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https://grandprix3d.store/products/retro-turnbuckles-set-rc10-team-car-93-worlds
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Brushless vs Brushed. Which do you prefer and why?
Sir Crashalot replied to jsven008's topic in General discussions
And the sound. I'm not a fan of the various noises produced by brushless. Give me an orange Novak ESC and a colourful brushed motor. Why is everything black and boring these days? -
80's Hotshot racers would place 850 bearings in the outside of the gearbox casing to support "BA18". This reduces the outdrive wobble.
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Bottoms of shocks keep breaking!!
Sir Crashalot replied to DavidJH's topic in Build Tips and Techniques
The V2 shock ends are 4mm. MB3 has a 4mm tube which goes through V2. Whatever you use will also need V5 to fit the shock end, too. -
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Among other aspects, the front-end of the Egress lacks kick-up which the other three buggies all have. This is detrimental to bump and jump handling. A poor oversight by the designers?
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The ballstuds are 4.3mm. Ball stud with 2mm hex drive x 8mm thread length (jcracingproducts.co.uk)
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Tool Sets - Question and Recommendations
Sir Crashalot replied to JeffSpicoli's topic in General discussions
Their modern stuff is all metric. Older kits are SAE. -
Building a Vintage Can Modified Motor for 4WD Buggy
Sir Crashalot replied to Anthroxoid's topic in All things electric...
New Yokomo can option. MCI do the motor decals.