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Old 05-09-2008, 06:09 PM
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To get us back on topic.......... great looking project wade. Get a video once you get it all together.

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WOW, can RCU get anymore anal and completely jack up a thread, god forbid there be any content or decent conversations in a thread. OH WAIT, we swervered off topic for a second to discuse aspects of SPEED(nitro drifting), SKILL(nitro drifting) and some other things. YOU ALL TAKE THIS MODERATOR JOB WAY TO FRICKEN SERIOUS!!!!!!
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WOW, can RCU get anymore anal and completely jack up a thread, god forbid there be any content or decent conversations in a thread. OH WAIT, we swervered off topic for a second to discuse aspects of SPEED(nitro drifting), SKILL(nitro drifting) and some other things. YOU ALL TAKE THIS MODERATOR JOB WAY TO FRICKEN SERIOUS!!!!!!
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What happened to my other post that showed the pics of the masks i told wade he should use on his DRIFT CAR ( TOPIC OF THREAD)
Old 05-10-2008, 12:47 AM
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Some moderator went nuts and deleted just about everything in the thread, man I tell ya, give someone a tiny bit of power and they think there cezar
Old 05-10-2008, 08:21 AM
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i think it was complete bs that they deleted blue's post it was totally on topic, he was suggesting some ideas for the paint job FOR THIS CAR!!!!!! or is that off topic too? oh wait i bet this gets deleted for being off topic too. i personally would have liked to have had a better look at at what blue was suggesting for the body on THIS DRIFT RC CAR MADE BY HIMOTO.
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so Wade hows the [size=5]HIMOTO DRIFT CAR PROJECT[/size] coming along ???
Old 05-10-2008, 09:07 AM
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Now it's a waiting game, won't be making anymore progress till probablly thursday or friday, gotta finish my stock order with Ed and then just sit and wait, lol. Waiting sucks.

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No pics today but will post the pics of the premounted drift tires and rims, carbon Boost bottle and fuel filter with primer tomorrow.
Old 05-10-2008, 07:32 PM
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Those parts you powdercoated look awesome!!! The pipe and header look great together.

Have been thinkin' about buying a powdercoater for full scale parts. Never thought of using

one for RC parts. Looks cool,


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That's the main reason I bought it was to powder coat R/C parts. Only got an oven big enough for a 1/10th scale chassis to fit in length wise, width wise and it's about 14 inches high.
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Ok, latest and greatest upgrades have made it in and got some pics of them. Carbon Booster bottle, Drift tires and rims and fuel filter with primer.

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what does the boost bottle do?
Old 05-11-2008, 09:22 PM
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I don't realy know, the instructions were in japanesee, but it sounds cool anyway, lol. I think it's supossed to give you some pressure boost for air.
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A boost bottle is a small sealed chamber connected to the manifold of a 2 stroke engine by a small tube. It works with a 2 stroke when it sucks in gas, then the piston goes up the gas wants to keep going forward but hits the piston. It would then usually go back into your carb making your fuel mixture double rich in the time fractions of a second. With a boost bottle this flow back of gas goes up into the bottle and compresses itself to do inertia, it will then shoot back down into your cylinder. This makes gas go into your cylinder quicker, allowing for a better explostion and quicker stroke. weather it works on an rc engine, i dont know. It should work since its basically a 2 stroke engine using a different fuel than gas. I guess it cant hurt, just let us know Wade, do a before and after test.
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wow, impressive, OK WHERE DID YOU COPY THAT FROM, LOL. j/k
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Ya there will be, I'm thinking letting him do his thing, with the black and purples putting our logo on the side, like my savage and then maybe he can do something with those masks he posted up there, HOW ABOUT IT BLUE, starting thinking what you can do with the colors of our logo, our logo and those masks you posted. Not sure what body yet though, maybe you can look at some bodies and tell me what body would look good, what do you think there blue.
I am partial to this body they have it 190 and 200 mm http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXMRB9&P=7


or this one
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXEZF1&P=7

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wade think an aston martin body would be the perfect finishing touch on that car it looks absolutely great.
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Ya I will do a before and after test, but do you drill into the intake at the bottom of the carb or where do you put the nipple to connect the boost bottle??
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Wade....
Mebbe I'm wrong, but I dont think the Boost bottle will have THAT much effect on those single needle carbs.

Has any one thought of Pulling a 2 needle carb off a SH engine and boltin it up to the Taipan?

It would Have to be more Tunable, wouldn't it?


By the Way.....
That things lookin SWEET!
I LIKE those Rims......
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LOL, even if doesn't have that much effect, it still looks cool and I can I say I have one, LOL, maybe it will sell a few, LOL.
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Lol....
Drifting is all about the Bling and the Style [sm=shades_smile.gif]
I guess you get some extra STYLE points for that......lol
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give me a break... he has the bling factor down to a fine art, i know guys that dont have that much detail on show cars, lol. that thing belongs in a glass case on a wall.....ok my wall lol. you gotta let us know about that boost bottle wade if it works i might need one.
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Default RE: Taipan Extreme drifter project

that's too funny that yu said that jay. I was looking at it the ther day and was thinking the same thing. I don't know if i'm ever even gonna run it, i'll have over $400 into it and I still haven't decided on what body I want blue to paint, lol.
Old 05-15-2008, 02:01 PM
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how about an old lead sled drift car? this would look so good with one of blue's custom creations on it.

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