Cabin Fever - Suggestions
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Cabin Fever - Suggestions
It's snowed consistently where I live for the past two months and I haven't had an opportunity to play with my cars. I bash a little in the basement, but with my 1/10 cars, the fun is limited. I spent the past few months upgrading my cars (spending a lot of money at the same time) and that still didn't do it for me. I waterproofed one of my cars and ran it in the snow a little, but unless I spend more money on paddle tires, it really isn't worth it. Basically I've been spending too much time in the RC forums just reading stuff to get my fix.
What do you guys do? I just bought a used little Losi Micro T to play with in the house. Think this will help? Are the micro/mini cars a decent substitute for 1/10's?
What do you guys do? I just bought a used little Losi Micro T to play with in the house. Think this will help? Are the micro/mini cars a decent substitute for 1/10's?
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RE: Cabin Fever - Suggestions
you don't have money for paddle tires but you bought a used micro-t? i would buy the paddle tires. for my 1/10 2wd truck they were only $25 shipped to my house for rears. other wise i think those micro-t are very dumb, the first thing you will want to do is tighten the diff and slipper!
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RE: Cabin Fever - Suggestions
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Strip your car down to the last bolt,give all the parts to your missus,g/f,house mate ect.Get them to hide the parts all over the house,Then you go looking
should keep ya busy till spring
Cheers
Wozza
Strip your car down to the last bolt,give all the parts to your missus,g/f,house mate ect.Get them to hide the parts all over the house,Then you go looking
should keep ya busy till spring
Cheers
Wozza
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RE: Cabin Fever - Suggestions
ORIGINAL: Matt_Gruizinga
you don't have money for paddle tires but you bought a used micro-t? i would buy the paddle tires. for my 1/10 2wd truck they were only $25 shipped to my house for rears. other wise i think those micro-t are very dumb, the first thing you will want to do is tighten the diff and slipper!
you don't have money for paddle tires but you bought a used micro-t? i would buy the paddle tires. for my 1/10 2wd truck they were only $25 shipped to my house for rears. other wise i think those micro-t are very dumb, the first thing you will want to do is tighten the diff and slipper!
ORIGINAL: Access
I got one of those mini-helis (blade MCX) and fly that during rainy days or such.
I got one of those mini-helis (blade MCX) and fly that during rainy days or such.
ORIGINAL: au_wozza
Hi
Strip your car down to the last bolt,give all the parts to your missus,g/f,house mate ect.Get them to hide the parts all over the house,Then you go looking
should keep ya busy till spring
Cheers
Wozza
Hi
Strip your car down to the last bolt,give all the parts to your missus,g/f,house mate ect.Get them to hide the parts all over the house,Then you go looking
should keep ya busy till spring
Cheers
Wozza
Seriously, are these little micro cars worth it? Are they fun? I didn't want to post in the Mini/Micro section because I wanted the 1/10 opinions.