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i got a pretty sweet set up 4 my experiance eh? im reall happy with it. the chassis offers great handalin and the chameleon 2 pro packs a GREAT punch 4 a 19 turn. as of now thats about all my ESC can handal
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u mean "your" tweaked mind lol anyway i got the skyline by hpi. painted it metallic blue with a silver stripe up the side. i included all the decals that came with the body as well
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LEMME IN ON THE FUN!
um...ya...um......er....uhhhhhhh... *drools at desk*
i have a TC3 with everything the same.. in 2 weeks im getting a new motor (dunno if i want a P2K or Rush or Core Stock or what), and im most likely gettin a new body: an eclipse or lambo or celica or something... yeah thats all for now
um...ya...um......er....uhhhhhhh... *drools at desk*
i have a TC3 with everything the same.. in 2 weeks im getting a new motor (dunno if i want a P2K or Rush or Core Stock or what), and im most likely gettin a new body: an eclipse or lambo or celica or something... yeah thats all for now
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I'm not big on LRP, I know I'm 100% Associated, but LRP isn't exacly what I'm liking right about now. I've had the F1 Pro reverse, and that Runner with my rtr T3. The Runner burned up kinda fast with the stock set-up, and the F1 Pro Reverse's shiny paint ships off very easily, and comes off the servo tape very fast. I solved it by chiping all of the other paint off, but when i tried to take it out, the bottom popped out. Personally, I like Novak over LRP. Don't get me wrong, LRP makes good stuff, better than any of the Duratrax and other stuff like that, but Novak is REALLY durable. I've had 2 Rooster, Explorer II, and have a Cyclone TC2 coming, and have yet to have a bad experience.
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i have a TC3 with everything the same.. in 2 weeks im getting a new motor (dunno if i want a P2K or Rush or Core Stock or what), and im most likely gettin a new body: an eclipse or lambo or celica or something... yeah thats all for now
Let's see, my past bodies...
Porsche 911
Audi A4 Avant
BMW M3
Mercedes CLK DTM
Chevy Silverado (I got it for free, I hate domestics)
Honda Civic
Toyota Supra
Alfa Romea 155 Ti Bosh
Acura NSX
Porsche 911
Acura Integra
'57 chevy (e-maxx)
Ford F-350 (e-maxx)
Stock e-maxx body
2 bodies for my stadium trucks, I forget which ones though
Almost forgot 2 stratus's on the way
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lol aah dont mention food.... im usually an extrememly healthy eater but i recently (tonite) discovered that chocolate covered coffee beans upset my stomache
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Chocolate covered coffee beans...hmmm, that different. Why eat healthy? I'm a pig eating anything and everything I can find and don't gain an ounce. 5' 10" and 122 pounds. I don't exercise either, just wok out.
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yea lol i own two planes... i of em i have never flown. not much open space i can find. but anyway dont go lookin at me 4 answers about it lol i know more about cars
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I'm going to get 2 Firebird XL's tomorrow, not to sure if they are fun or not. I want to use one, and my friend use the other and play some sort of game, like chicken or something. Maybe well make our own little show, I dunno. Are they as fun as touring cars?
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OOO the firebird XL is exactly the plane i have. i do know however that dont expect to have control of the plane in the air. wind and other things affect your flight. anyway there great fun
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well... i mean complete control.. its not like a car where when u turn it is gonna turn the same way each time. and sum times they drop out of the air out of no where
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Cool. There is a school playground about 200 yards from my house that we can go fly at, and it's never even breezey, so i'm hoping it will be fun. Can't wait. Are they very durable, fast, handle well?
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well im not sure if a playground would be the best place but yes they r quit durable and u can replace EVERTHING on the plane. As far as handaling u shouldnt have TOO mcuh trouble once the trim is adjusted
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What kind of body will fit on my RC10LS? I have some bodies but the posts on the car are short and it looks like i'd have to cut the body up really bad to get them to fit right.