Himoto suggestion box
05-03-2008, 07:56 PM
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RE: Himoto suggestion box
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Hey Wade all you need to do is throw in 8 Nicad's and charge them up..................transmitter will last quite a while on 9.6...............doesn't get any trouble till 9.1 M8 [:-]
Hey Wade all you need to do is throw in 8 Nicad's and charge them up..................transmitter will last quite a while on 9.6...............doesn't get any trouble till 9.1 M8 [:-]
05-06-2008, 08:44 PM
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I dont know if it has been changed since ive had mine, but a better real description of what the parts actually are would be nice. It would help clarify things when ordering parts so you get what you thought it was. Maybe a re-translated manual with fewer english mistakes.
05-07-2008, 05:15 AM
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I dont know if it has been changed since ive had mine, but a better real description of what the parts actually are would be nice. It would help clarify things when ordering parts so you get what you thought it was. Maybe a re-translated manual with fewer english mistakes.
05-07-2008, 08:47 AM
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Our manuals are excellent, i am sure someone who has bought a new rc from us can make a comment about them.
Our manuals are excellent, i am sure someone who has bought a new rc from us can make a comment about them.
05-07-2008, 12:34 PM
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i have the mxt 2-s and i must say the explanation and parts numbers and descriptions are great, real easy to understand and read with good pics and some great info as well.
05-07-2008, 08:41 PM
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I would like to see Some different strength Springs for the Shock Absorbers on the 1/8 Mega P Truck.
Maybe Soft, Medium, and Stiff....
I am hoping to Get in some Decent size Jumps, and would like to be able to tune my Shocks for BIG AIR landings, (Stiffer springs and Higher Viscosity Damping fluid).....
Maybe Soft, Medium, and Stiff....
I am hoping to Get in some Decent size Jumps, and would like to be able to tune my Shocks for BIG AIR landings, (Stiffer springs and Higher Viscosity Damping fluid).....
05-08-2008, 08:56 AM
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ORIGINAL: HimotoRacingUSA
Our manuals are excellent, i am sure someone who has bought a new rc from us can make a comment about them.
Our manuals are excellent, i am sure someone who has bought a new rc from us can make a comment about them.
05-08-2008, 06:22 PM
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RE: Himoto suggestion box
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our 1/14 comes with a 2 speed, i know, i wish my 1/16 had a 2 speed in it. I will suggest the 2 speed threaded clutch/pinion setup.
our 1/14 comes with a 2 speed, i know, i wish my 1/16 had a 2 speed in it. I will suggest the 2 speed threaded clutch/pinion setup.
05-09-2008, 06:41 AM
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no bro, its a complely different setup. The drive train is underneath not on top of the frame. Its really nice, i had a guy pick one up yesterday.
05-09-2008, 11:30 PM
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I would like to Make a Suggestion regarding the Mega P 1/8 Truck.
I would like tho see a Better Method for Supporting the Exhaust Pipe.....
The FRONT Exhaust Pipe MOUNT does not work very well. It Comes Off very easily.
A LONGER piece of Wire, that CURVES AROUND the screw on the EXHAUST pipe would be an easy fix.
I am going to try to make one myself. If it works out, I will make a Post for everyone to see....
I would like tho see a Better Method for Supporting the Exhaust Pipe.....
The FRONT Exhaust Pipe MOUNT does not work very well. It Comes Off very easily.
A LONGER piece of Wire, that CURVES AROUND the screw on the EXHAUST pipe would be an easy fix.
I am going to try to make one myself. If it works out, I will make a Post for everyone to see....
05-11-2008, 01:47 PM
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A suggestion for the MXT-2S. Re-engineer how the exhaust header attaches the the engine block. make it easier to take on and off to replace the exhaust gasket. mine gasket blows out and its very hard to screw on the lock nut to hold the header in place.
05-11-2008, 07:32 PM
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the one thats hidden between the exhaust manifold and the engine right?, lol, i hate that one too
the one thats hidden between the exhaust manifold and the engine right?, lol, i hate that one too
05-13-2008, 12:20 AM
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Don...
Here Ya go......
Craftsman Ignition Wrench...5.5mm
Fits perfect.....
Lol....A Little "off topic". Hope the Mods let it Pass. [sm=72_72.gif]
Here Ya go......
Craftsman Ignition Wrench...5.5mm
Fits perfect.....
Lol....A Little "off topic". Hope the Mods let it Pass. [sm=72_72.gif]
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