Bad-Andy

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A couple of us this past weekend were joking about tweaking our mini's, so for laughs I put mine on my 1/12th scale tweak board and was pretty shocked how far off my car was. Which could also explain the reason my car doesn't turn very well one direction and oversteers the other

minidriver

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Given all the weight bias to the left front (with the motor hanging out there) there is always tweak in an M03.

Rock'sTC3

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I need to know which parts bag, or where I can buy the screws that go into the top and bottom of the front wheel hub. My top one came out somehow and I ofcourse do not have a spare. M03 chasis. The big silver screw that has thread about half way down

frankrehnelt

I have some spares adrian. we are going over to jonesboro this saturday at 1pm for some practice. marda ryan and I. your welcome to ride over there with us if you like.

maxepower

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So, what's the story with HPI X-pattern tires. I heard their discontinued and then I heard HPI is getting more. Which is it? Has anybody tried the RP's?
Thanks in advance!

MD

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A few weeks ago someone posted a copy of a letter or email about the production of HPI X-Patterns. If you look back you might find it on this forum or may be the original writer will post it again.

Burlap

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HPI are reproducing them, should be around November when stocks are back.
I've found RP24s good for the rear of the car. When I have tried RP30s on the front it made the car too sensitive, making steering really sharp and snappy and more than likely causing traction roll.

minimanintaiwan

the part is MA1, Kingpin.
Should be in Metal parts bag A
#9415451

The thread on uprights is weak and notorious for stripping and kingpins falling out. I think we have all spent many times on the track searching for that kingpin. Most people upgrade it right away to these:

Aluminum front upright set #53523
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXCPV5&P=FR

and the lightweight kingpins for them #53141
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXGH10&P=FR

The M03M Swift arms and kingpins are stronger or better designed.
The M03R includes both the aluminum upright and plastic ones ( by far the best value of the series) but remember the M&R kits use smaller bearings.

Rock'sTC3

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I would love to but I am actually taking my Grandad to Little Rock for the weekend.

When you all headed to Jonesboro for the state race?

Thnks Minimanintaiwan

buffalobill989

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ithought i saw a set of aluminum parts for m03. it had all the c hubs steering blocks rear carriers and someother stuff i think it was like the servo mounts to. does anyone know of this set other than the integy one. im looking for the blue stuff & i thought i saw it but now cant find it

buffalobill989

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THANKS

tony gray

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The set you are talking about BB is most likely the Eagle Racing M03 set.

Quality is fairly poor, I wouldnt recommend it at all.

GPM also do an M03 set too, same applies sadly... Nice to look at but thats about it

AdrianM

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I just posted my new never raced Swift 1600 with hop ups and a servo in the for sale forum. Unfortunatly no one races them around here. If anyone wants a killer deal on a Swift check it out.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthread.php?t=183419

akura2

i was me.... I haven't heard that they were reproducing them again... that's good news... they must have caved in to the demand....

akura2

I have one of those.... awesome