No two HL's are ever the same!
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From: Oakville, ON, CANADA
It's funny, I got 5 HL tigers and all of them seem a bit different all the time. One is fast, other slow, one turn hard to the right and the other slow. One shots 15 feet and the other 2 feet. One tiger on a test shot, blew a hole in the drywall? It would be nice if things were consistant. I am now filtering out the ones that perform the best and will use them for BB battles.
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From: Launceston, AUSTRALIA
Yes, the tolerances in a non-broken-in metal gearbox can vary greatly, also things like bent motor mount etc cause un-needed friction.
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From: San Paolo Solbrito, ITALY
On my Pershing I put both tracks side by side, and one was 5 mm longer than the other. When mounting them you could feel the difference in track tension. That could also be a cause for a tank slowly turning right or left while running.
I will rearrange the track sections until I'll have the same lenght for both.
I will rearrange the track sections until I'll have the same lenght for both.



