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From: manchester, , UNITED KINGDOM
if any body knows the area, manchester in the uk. england
please tell me if there is anywhere to race 1/8 scale buggys
thanks
please tell me if there is anywhere to race 1/8 scale buggys
thanks
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I think Manchester is 2 hrs from me. There is a place about 1 hr from me maybe 1 hr 15 or 30 min from you. Wakefield has a good ff road ralley cross, I love going there myself but have not been for couple months. Only open on Sundays. Cant go any other day. But it is a real track, behind an Inn called The Nook.
http://www.nookraceway.com/
Let me know if you go there.
http://www.nookraceway.com/
Let me know if you go there.
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is there an age thing there because i am only 11 years old but know alot about cars from haveing a kyosho sandmaster for four years.
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A lot of people here use muc off. It depends for me. If it is just mud. I use a squirt bottle and after soak an area, I blast it with my air compressor. Then once done, I take the car a part and wash everything by hand piece by piece. Best way for me.
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hi i have just got a failsafe unit but i am away for a while so i will put it in next week
and have done one tank slowy reving it from idle to half throtle
and have done one tank slowy reving it from idle to half throtle
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I usually idle through 4 tanks tanks then do a slow gradual process of blipping the throttle and around 7 - 8 tank let it rip. That is what a lot of people I know do.
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thank i did one more tank today but i have had trouble with the servos so i dont need them for runing in the engine so i will fix that after it is run in.
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hi my dad solderd the wire back on the servo but i think it touched the other wire and the the recever was warm will this have damaged anything i had the fail safe in aswell
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just checking what servos were in my car because they are four years old , they are futaba s3003 and the transmitter is a futaba T2ER are these alright for this 1/8 scale hyper 7 because had them in a 1/10 stadiam truck
just checking what servos were in my car because they are four years old , they are futaba s3003 and the transmitter is a futaba T2ER are these alright for this 1/8 scale hyper 7 because had them in a 1/10 stadiam truck
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I have a set of those - test them to see - I think for break and throttle it is fine. But I personally dont like them on the steering. I like something with more torque myself.
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my manual does not tell you what temp your engine should be at when running in
do you just let it get as hot as it wants like one tank runnig and then let cool down or somthing
my manual does not tell you what temp your engine should be at when running in
do you just let it get as hot as it wants like one tank runnig and then let cool down or somthing



