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Old 05-29-2014, 12:53 PM
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yep. 5mm bullets. Seems to be the trend. I just converted 2 of 3 cars to 5mm bullets. Might just do all 3 cars.
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Old 05-29-2014, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by jjwitczak
how come nobody here is talking about the newly released hobbyking's turningy square packs..... they sound so good and is so cheap?! ($60) Now people would be torn apart between turningy AND smc square packs because they cost the same...!?
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Did you missed the new Turningy shorty ??

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Old 05-29-2014, 01:42 PM
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Who all is running 17.5 with their mm, and if so what esc motor and gearing are you running. I am running tekin rsx and tekin gen 2 motor. been trying to get the perfect setup as far as speed and heat. I know the MM is a bit of a challenge in stock, so i figured i would see what everyone else is running.
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Have you guys popped the cups off and cleaned them out with some simple green on a q-tip? I'm pretty sure stuff gets in there and ground in/compacted.
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Old 05-29-2014, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
I wont be torn apart. I have used the turnigy packs, they are ok. But they are really coming up in price, soo...I would buy from US companies like SMC and ProMatch. If you tell me how well made the turnigy packs are, I will just laugh.
+1 on that.

Plus have u ever tried to warranty turnigy packs? Good luck. Smc and promatch are by far the best choice. Customer service is much better. I know promatch racing sends there packs with the internal resistance test results with every pack now. Plus promatch only sells the packs that test great. Anything sub-par gets sold to local racers at a discount.

Being able to trust the packs u get are good is worth the small amount of money you save to buy from hobby king.
I also like supporting US based companies when possible. Smc and Promatch are cheaper than MOST of the other companies based out of the US.

This one is a "no brainer" in my opinion.
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Old 05-29-2014, 02:48 PM
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+1 on smc being a US company.. ok i have decided i will be checking out with 2 square packs. screw the chinese! lol
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if i'm not mistaken SMC packs are made in China.
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Old 05-29-2014, 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by BRSracing
if i'm not mistaken SMC packs are made in China.
All packs are made in china. What is the point? Everything made in china is the same. Why buy reedy then, all reedy comes from china. The quality controls that the company ordering and distribution the product is what matters. GL with china based support
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Old 05-29-2014, 03:54 PM
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So, I originally built my car with an Airtronics 94358, RS Pro, 13.5 Gen1 Tekin, and my Futaba 603 RX. Weighed in at 1580g. So I installed my RS Gen2, Dynamite Platinum 10.5, and shortened up my wiring, hoping to ditch some unnecessary weight.
So, I weighed my car, aaandd...

1580g.
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I'll see how it does outdoors tomorrow, but I'll definitely have my trusty Durango in tow, since that car is a monster outdoors.
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Old 05-29-2014, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted by jjwitczak
+1 on smc being a US company.. ok i have decided i will be checking out with 2 square packs. screw the chinese! lol
Where are SMC lipo are made? Where are your kits made. Screw Chinese don't be an idiot!
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Originally Posted by jmoneym
Where are SMC lipo are made? Where are your kits made. Screw Chinese don't be an idiot!
The kits are from China too
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So i have a pucks on the way. Its a lightly used set. Once i install it, I will be stuck with it. meaning, if something goes bad, I am done for the night, or try to re-assemble the kit diff. What are the parts of the packs that tends to go bad?
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Originally Posted by jmoneym
Where are SMC lipo are made? Where are your kits made. Screw Chinese don't be an idiot!
All the lipos are made in China. I still prefers to support the US companies that sell them.
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
So i have a pucks on the way. Its a lightly used set. Once i install it, I will be stuck with it. meaning, if something goes bad, I am done for the night, or try to re-assemble the kit diff. What are the parts of the packs that tends to go bad?
I think just the little pucks themselves can crack. A guy at my track ran them all winter with practice and won our series with them with zero point zero problems including what seemed like no wear on them. But that was with blinky 17.5 class. YMMV - literally.
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