I picked up a good spring from Lowes and connected it to the end hole on the Throttle servo and to the center hole on the front shock mount. It returns the throttle all the way back and applies light pressure on the breaks when power goes out.

Sad part, is I knew better to run the nitro RC without that precaution. At the time I didn't think it was a big deal since everything was new including the batteries and running it in a very conservative manor.

My little super glue job didn't work to well on the Wheel Hub, it broke again right where the screw goes in from the bottom. Looks really thin where it mounts. I'm off to pick up some epoxy for a last quicky fix attempt till the replacement parts get here sometime this week.


I'll call Cen Monday, maybe I can get some backup parts sent just incase they break again.