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From: Gander,
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Well I want to get my Nitro Rustler ready for the snow!!!. All the electronics are done and nothing to worry about there. I am getting these tires for the back : http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...1&I=LXDT99&P=K These Skis for the front: http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...1&I=LXDT99&P=K I am getting a new body so there will be no cooling holes in it until the summer. What should I use to wrap my cooling head in to get the temps up to norm?
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The skis that are linked there in my post. I am trying to decide if I should get the 7" ones or the 9" ones. What do you think would be better?
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Ok sorry about that...my only concern is that my servo wont turn the 9 inch ones. Link for Skis: http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...1&I=LXDCT4&P=K <<<7 Inch
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From: Gander,
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I have a set for my plane already. If you look at a picture of them u can see a block comes up from the ski. You will have to drill the hole bigger so your axel will move freely in it. Then you put washers on each side like a wheel and snug the nut up.
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I tried the MOKAWK tires on the front. The wouldnt work for anything. Then I went with the exact same setup that you have listed here. Ive ran it 3 winters already and just getting ready for their 4th. Dont expect to go in deep snow, just stick to the roads and plowed areas. I also got 4 Proline TMaxx Paddles and truggy wheels for my OFNA LX Comp Buggy. I cant wait to try them out!!!
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From: Derry,
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Toxic I think I see two types of air filters or colors of them. What filter is that, it looks sweet.
If anyone has ever tried the ski idea, let us know. I really want to try it! Those trac-ta-gators work real well though...
If anyone has ever tried the ski idea, let us know. I really want to try it! Those trac-ta-gators work real well though...
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It's a GPM ll . the reason it looks differnt in one of the pics is cuz I took out the paper part of the filter so it would no get wet and turn to mush.
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Toxic I think I see two types of air filters or colors of them. What filter is that, it looks sweet.
If anyone has ever tried the ski idea, let us know. I really want to try it! Those trac-ta-gators work real well though...
Toxic I think I see two types of air filters or colors of them. What filter is that, it looks sweet.
If anyone has ever tried the ski idea, let us know. I really want to try it! Those trac-ta-gators work real well though...
they tend to want to seek at high speed and that can make for a twitchy side to side slap that can get down right mid-evil on yer *****. But yeah dude they are kinda fun but I still like tires better
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I have the set which comes with a apring. It doesnt allow the ski to turn and when it wheelies, it puts down force on the back of the ski to keep it from tipping foward. When I get a chance Ill take some pics and post them. The work awsome and Im getting ready for my 4th winter on them.



