hairless_ape

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It's actually molded into the same piece of lexan as the body. Maybe the fact that it was a separate before is why I never noticed it.

pettyeagles

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From the updated USVTA rules
For the HPI and Bolink/RJ Speed Mustangs and McAllister Cougar which are not provided with a spoiler:
A lexan spoiler of 16mm total height from trunk deck, and overall chord of 20mm is allowable. All other bodies must use the spoiler included with that specific body set as intended. Built in spoilers may not be enhanced.

ASM

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Spoiler example shown.....

NutDriver

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I've seen the spoiler from an HPI Camaro added to the Cougar. Didn't look too bad.

SWTour

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This is the spoiler I added to my COUGAR body

IndyHobbies.com

That's a great looking car ASM. Nice lettering you added. Chrome rims too.

IndyHobbies.com

We had a monster A Main last night at Indy RC. Attendance was a little light, so there was no B Main. 11 ground pounders all at once. Whew! (That hole in the driver's line up is me because I took the photo.) I was happy to go the distance, and I didn't come in last!

ASM

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Thanks Indy! Kinda partial to just straight Tamiya black with a few custom stickers from Carl. Kind of an Earnhardt Sr mentality. Which car in that line up is yours? I don't see a BIG ORANGE ride out there....lol.

IndyHobbies.com

That lime green 66 Mustang fastback. I've beat it up pretty good on asphalt, but I cleaned it up and ran it last night. The hobby shop has a couple of those in stock. I thought about getting a new one. It's a light body. I was under weight at tech!

Here's a pic of the Mustang. I'm showing the good side.

hershey66

Hi
I'm building a vta car and not sure how much torque servo I need for a 4wd on road car? What is a good speed servo for vta?

SWTour

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Depending on how deep you want to get , I've had really good luck w/ these inexpensive bearing servos from futaba -



http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...FQGTfgodCSAA4w

I have high end stuff too, but these are my "Go To" servos for a lot of stuff.

mooby64

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Don't go "cheap" when it comes to servos. Spend a few bucks and get something that is quality and will last.

Spectrum 6070 .09/125oz @ $60 is a great servo for the money.
Don't forget a servo saver.

hershey66

The first servo is 60 oz and yours is over 100 oz.
Still wondering how many oz torque a 4wd on road car needs?
Thanks for the suggestions

Cain

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in the last picture the green vehicle with the #3 what body is that?

.crispy

Pure ugliness...

Indy RC Racer says it is the McAllister 69 Mustang.

Here's another, better painted one: