Wheelie Bar For Hpi E Firestorm Flux

[arh21]

Hi all

Does anyone known where I can get a Wheelie bar for a HPI E Firestorm flux? I looks like HPI dont make one.

Cheers

arh21

[garethgeezer]

Hi all

Does anyone known where I can get a Wheelie bar for a HPI E Firestorm flux? I looks like HPI dont make one.

Cheers

arh21

There's a guy on US ebay called rcwheeliebars selling them, his ebay shop is called Banzai Bars http://stores.shop.ebay.co.uk/BanzaiBars__W0QQ_armrsZ1

I got one from him, arrived in the UK very quickly, about 6 days. I wasn't sure whether to buy one as it cost about £20 all in, but I'm glad I did as it is very good quality, very strong, comes with longer fixings and looks great. It just about manages to keep my Mamba powered E-Firestorm under control too

Another trick if you want to limit the wheelies is to 'flip' the rear suspension arms so that they go backwards rather than forwards, basically you take the rear lower arms off and put them back on the opposite side of the truck. It makes a big difference and also lengthens the wheelbase, lining the rear wheels up better with the rear arches

[arh21]

There's a guy on US ebay called rcwheeliebars selling them, his ebay shop is called Banzai Bars http://stores.shop.ebay.co.uk/BanzaiBars__W0QQ_armrsZ1

I got one from him, arrived in the UK very quickly, about 6 days. I wasn't sure whether to buy one as it cost about £20 all in, but I'm glad I did as it is very good quality, very strong, comes with longer fixings and looks great. It just about manages to keep my Mamba powered E-Firestorm under control too

Another trick if you want to limit the wheelies is to 'flip' the rear suspension arms so that they go backwards rather than forwards, basically you take the rear lower arms off and put them back on the opposite side of the truck. It makes a big difference and also lengthens the wheelbase, lining the rear wheels up better with the rear arches

Great, thanks for the advice