Redcat Monsoon Thread
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ORIGINAL: Clermont Hobby
lol just remember its not just the motor. You could still pass me by
lol just remember its not just the motor. You could still pass me by
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Also I spoke to benny today and he said you guys were messing with him about getting rid of his truck. I let him drive my monsoon with the new motor and big bore shocks and he is now going to buy a Monsoon!!! Just kidding. He did like it though the way I have it. Was real surprised.
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Bring it.. lol I like a challenge. Billy was doing really well today. Yeah we were messing with him(Benny) for the price he got rid of the truggy I think it was a waste but its not my money
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He said both of you were doing good. Said you guys ran like 2 tanks through running each other and he did not have to go out and flip. Heard billy wants to get rid of his buggy real cheap too?
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Iam getin a weed eater motor next just to keep up with you guys ..I did like the supper mod monsoon but not sure it can take the new Radical 621supercahrgednitro madnessmatrix [&:]
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ORIGINAL: BIGAIRBEN
Iam getin a weed eater motor next just to keep up with you guys ..I did like the supper mod monsoon but not sure it can take the new Radical 621supercahrgednitro madnessmatrix [&:]
Iam getin a weed eater motor next just to keep up with you guys ..I did like the supper mod monsoon but not sure it can take the new Radical 621supercahrgednitro madnessmatrix [&:]
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RE: Initial Impressions of MONSOON truggy.
ORIGINAL: tommie!
Do a search on engine break in and tuning a engine after break in. Take your time and be patient and methodical...also learn about nitro fuel and its properties and nitro engine care.
Also get in the habit of checking for screws or nuts and bolts backing out due to vibration. If you are just starting out in rc, I would recommend driving around on ashphalt for the first bit until you get used to the car and if you ever have screws fall out, you have a better chance of retrieving it!
Screws that screw into metal should have loctite applied to CLEAN threads and screws that screw into plastic can use a little super glue. Loctite is not to be used on plastic as it reacts with the plastic and makes it brittle.
Its the basics really that should be covered by the hobbyist so there are no hidden surprises.
Do a search on engine break in and tuning a engine after break in. Take your time and be patient and methodical...also learn about nitro fuel and its properties and nitro engine care.
Also get in the habit of checking for screws or nuts and bolts backing out due to vibration. If you are just starting out in rc, I would recommend driving around on ashphalt for the first bit until you get used to the car and if you ever have screws fall out, you have a better chance of retrieving it!
Screws that screw into metal should have loctite applied to CLEAN threads and screws that screw into plastic can use a little super glue. Loctite is not to be used on plastic as it reacts with the plastic and makes it brittle.
Its the basics really that should be covered by the hobbyist so there are no hidden surprises.
No blue loctight on plastic? Sounds like everyone RC manual better have a reprint they all recommend loctight on many metal screws to plastic parts..
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RE: Initial Impressions of MONSOON truggy.
Well, just upgraded my brakes on my monsoon from 2 disc brakes to 4 disc brakes. Just like the lot more expensive truggies!! Everything just bolted right up 100%. All you need is the disc brake assembly from redcat, PART #81028. It comes with 4 rotors and 8 brake pads. All you have to get extra are 4 longer bolts that hold down the assembly to the diff, about a 1/4" longer. Looks awesome don't you think[8D]
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Like I always say, this truggies got potential with some tuning. I am still waiting for all my royalties to come in after they start selling the monsoon with all the stuff I have done with it. LOL Any applications REDCAT??
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RE: Initial Impressions of MONSOON truggy.
i no what u mean.i got one too and after break in engine seemed to scream speed need more speed.i thought the high rev was a problem but after initial research i guess this is normal.no matter what i do to it no matter the jump it flies straight and true however,on a small jump it flipped over,broke the front and rear body mount bodies!been two months now trying to get replacement parts another downfall of redcats which needs to be addressed asap.oh and one other thing i went into hobbytown to see about shipment of parts when i noticed they got another monsoon in![:@]this one had aluminum body posts,the chassis braces were beefier than mine(mine has the two aluminum cuts in them,the beefier ones dont) and all for the same price as what i paid for mine![X(]what's the deal here????anybody have that issue?
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RE: Initial Impressions of MONSOON truggy.
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i no what u mean.i got one too and after break in engine seemed to scream speed need more speed.i thought the high rev was a problem but after initial research i guess this is normal.no matter what i do to it no matter the jump it flies straight and true however,on a small jump it flipped over,broke the front and rear body mount bodies!been two months now trying to get replacement parts another downfall of redcats which needs to be addressed asap.oh and one other thing i went into hobbytown to see about shipment of parts when i noticed they got another monsoon in![:@]this one had aluminum body posts,the chassis braces were beefier than mine(mine has the two aluminum cuts in them,the beefier ones dont) and all for the same price as what i paid for mine![X(]what's the deal here????anybody have that issue?
i no what u mean.i got one too and after break in engine seemed to scream speed need more speed.i thought the high rev was a problem but after initial research i guess this is normal.no matter what i do to it no matter the jump it flies straight and true however,on a small jump it flipped over,broke the front and rear body mount bodies!been two months now trying to get replacement parts another downfall of redcats which needs to be addressed asap.oh and one other thing i went into hobbytown to see about shipment of parts when i noticed they got another monsoon in![:@]this one had aluminum body posts,the chassis braces were beefier than mine(mine has the two aluminum cuts in them,the beefier ones dont) and all for the same price as what i paid for mine![X(]what's the deal here????anybody have that issue?