Matrix Arena - Race it and eat it too...
01-23-2007, 08:49 AM
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RE: Matrix Arena - Race it and eat it too...
What kind of diff fluids are you running in that cake?
For tracks with high 'Bite' I tend to run lemon jelly / rasperry / vanilla creme (f/c/r).
01-23-2007, 01:50 PM
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RE: Matrix Arena - Race it and eat it too...
HahahHHAHH...oH DUDE i'M dYING here that is WAYYYY COOL..!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hahahha..and the Lemon ,rasberry thing ...dude i was Rolling........
now that is a way cool Cake.!!!!!!!
i gotta try lemon in the front...???? but might go Blueberry in the center???? maybe wont unload the diff as easy.....hehehehehe........
that was migty nice of your wife....very cool present.......
Hahahha..and the Lemon ,rasberry thing ...dude i was Rolling........
now that is a way cool Cake.!!!!!!!
i gotta try lemon in the front...???? but might go Blueberry in the center???? maybe wont unload the diff as easy.....hehehehehe........
that was migty nice of your wife....very cool present.......
01-23-2007, 02:49 PM
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My girlfiriend made me a cake shaped like my Savage X SS covered with strawberries.. Because she didn't remember though that I prefer chocolate, I sent her back to Girlfriend Training School. She won't forget next time..
03-09-2007, 10:27 AM
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RE: Matrix Arena - Race it and eat it too...
Ordered 2 Marix TR Arena's and I was wondering what you guys thought of the engine that comes with the RTR kit? Awesome cake by the way!
Thanks for any input.
Thanks for any input.
03-14-2007, 08:52 PM
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RE: Matrix Arena - Race it and eat it too...
I've actually heard some really good things about the RTR engine. Easy to tune, builds killer power for an RTR motor from what I have heard. There were a couple of posts that I read where some folks had problems. Not that I doubt the legitamacy of those claims as I know one guy personally who just had a bogus pullstart... but in some cases these folks are new to Nitro and may not have taken the appropriate care when breaking in the engine. I think that is the down side of RTRs for the manufacturers is that alot of new folks to the hobby start with an RTR and if they dont follow the break in instructions well or tune them for max power to soon they could tater the motor... and then cry 'poor quality' about the car. It's just really hard to know from forum posts some times because you dont really know what someone has done.
Wow... that turned into a longer answer than you were probably looking for
Hope you enjoy your pair o' CENs.
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Wow... that turned into a longer answer than you were probably looking for
Hope you enjoy your pair o' CENs.e.
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RE: Matrix Arena - Race it and eat it too...
what a cool cake!!!..
all i got was thomas the tank engine... il send her back to training school aswell...haha...
.....( wonder if that would work as a business)??....lol
all i got was thomas the tank engine... il send her back to training school aswell...haha...
.....( wonder if that would work as a business)??....lol
