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07-02-2006, 06:31 AM
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Does any one know for shaw how fast the warhead goes. And does anyone have any videos of warhead if so could you send a link or something.
07-02-2006, 07:29 AM
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RE: warhead
[:@] Another day another useless thread
before you post, SEARCH. There are loads of threads containing detailed information and videos of the warhead.
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07-02-2006, 11:12 PM
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RE: warhead
not sure on top speed, but it'll go from your workbench, to the street/track, and back to the workbench in a matter of minutes because of all the stuff that goes wrong with the Warthead. [&o]
check out the 'anyone own a Warhead' thread...244 pages of complaints, gripes, fixes, rants, raves, etc.
check out the 'anyone own a Warhead' thread...244 pages of complaints, gripes, fixes, rants, raves, etc.
07-03-2006, 10:15 PM
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RE: warhead
I don't know...I find that if you don't run into immovable objects, Warheads hold up pretty good. Might be a driver problem. 
And most of the complaints in the "Anyone Own A Warhead" thread came when they were running it in thirty-degree weather. I suspect a fair number of trucks would have had issues in that scenario.
So far, I've broken one clutch spring, eaten one CV pin, and mangled one idle stop screw. I'm sure that's much worse than the other trucks...
And most of the complaints in the "Anyone Own A Warhead" thread came when they were running it in thirty-degree weather. I suspect a fair number of trucks would have had issues in that scenario. So far, I've broken one clutch spring, eaten one CV pin, and mangled one idle stop screw. I'm sure that's much worse than the other trucks...
