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08-24-2005, 05:25 PM
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These are some pics of my xxx-nt that I got about a week ago. It has graphite everything. I also bought titanium turnbuckles but they are the wrong ones. Soon I hope to get a new engine with lots more power.
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ORIGINAL: motoxer52
i wish myin looked like that. except myins in a million peaces with all kind of stuff broken
i wish myin looked like that. except myins in a million peaces with all kind of stuff broken
mine is in parts in my living room, getting rebuilt.. pics to follow eventually..
08-24-2005, 10:50 PM
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What would you suggest for upgrades. Has any one had a crap load of trouble with the diff gear stripping. Cause I have. Now I have the RR Alum gear and no problems. What is a good engine for a newb that would be bashing but with a lot of power?
08-25-2005, 11:45 AM
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What would you suggest for upgrades. Has any one had a crap load of trouble with the diff gear stripping. Cause I have. Now I have the RR Alum gear and no problems. What is a good engine for a newb that would be bashing but with a lot of power?
What would you suggest for upgrades. Has any one had a crap load of trouble with the diff gear stripping. Cause I have. Now I have the RR Alum gear and no problems. What is a good engine for a newb that would be bashing but with a lot of power?
good reliable
cheap
and has the power to get the job done
08-25-2005, 04:08 PM
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Fantom engines are superb engines, only problem is that they have been discontinued and a new line up isn't coming until spring.
08-25-2005, 08:46 PM
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ORIGINAL: happyhobo69
Sweet
Sweet
thanks man, now if it'll just make it around the track instead of walking up the walls we'll be a lot better off!!! I'm hoping I made some good adjustments which will bring the handling to me...
08-25-2005, 09:38 PM
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See what other people are running tire wise on your track. Learn to be easy on the throttle and you should be good. Suspension adjustment dont make that much of a difference.
08-25-2005, 10:24 PM
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ORIGINAL: happyhobo69
What would you suggest for upgrades. Has any one had a crap load of trouble with the diff gear stripping. Cause I have. Now I have the RR Alum gear and no problems. What is a good engine for a newb that would be bashing but with a lot of power?
What would you suggest for upgrades. Has any one had a crap load of trouble with the diff gear stripping. Cause I have. Now I have the RR Alum gear and no problems. What is a good engine for a newb that would be bashing but with a lot of power?
08-26-2005, 11:29 AM
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ORIGINAL: losi xxx-ntkid
what are you running oval?
what are you running oval?
08-26-2005, 12:34 PM
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ORIGINAL: losi xxx-ntkid
yeah thats what i thought becuse of the tires and the low cog
yeah thats what i thought becuse of the tires and the low cog
08-27-2005, 11:57 AM
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ORIGINAL: thestratcat
I tried it out this morning on the way to work in a parking lot.. worked a lot better than it had before.. it's actually cornering with some speed under it rather than spinning out, I'm hoping that it'll do alright on the track tomorrow..
ORIGINAL: losi xxx-ntkid
yeah thats what i thought becuse of the tires and the low cog
yeah thats what i thought becuse of the tires and the low cog
08-27-2005, 01:21 PM
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You might want to try a set of proline road rages i have seen lots of dirt oval guys run them and when i tried a set on clay they worked nice and look like they will get better traction in the turns.
08-28-2005, 02:40 PM
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I think its funny how out of 23 posts. Now 24. THere are only 4 pictures.
THats why I love it here,not too strict, but at least ya stay on topic.
THats why I love it here,not too strict, but at least ya stay on topic.