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traxxas stampede, with rpm transmission cover, rpm bearing carriers w/ duratraxx bearings, duratrax blue chrome rims wrapped with masher2ks, proline body, and soon to have a greenmachine motor. not as much as i want but hey, i am a college student
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the red to blue fade i thought would be different, i have never seen one like it before so i did it, always been a fan of fades. thanks though
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The paint job is nice but I'm curious, why do you have the left tires running the right direction and the right tires turning backwards? Seems to me like it would be a bit of a handfull under acceleration and hard braking with the difference in traction from one side to the other.
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yeah, i wasnt thinking when i did that sadly, but since i mainly bash off road in gravel and stuff and never reach high speeds it isnt that big of deal, when on pavement it does pull to one side, if anyone has a way for me to unglue them i am listening
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there is such a thing as CA remover 
Or there are a bunch of methods involving baking or boiling. Do a search in thegenereal RC or MT forums.
Or you could just have the rear ones on the right way and the fronts wrong, so at least it wouldnt pull.

Or there are a bunch of methods involving baking or boiling. Do a search in thegenereal RC or MT forums.
Or you could just have the rear ones on the right way and the fronts wrong, so at least it wouldnt pull.
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CA remover, sadly to tell the truth never heard of it thanks. will look into that. thanks, pull isnt to bad yet, untill i get more power at least[>:]
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boil some water, dunk the wheels in it for about 2 mins, and the glue comwes off pretty easy. just watch, those chrome wheels get HOT!!!!![:@]