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Old 09-02-2008, 01:14 PM
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the tool most use is a Small Chain breaker/rivet popper....there about 100$ for a name brand version's.....but a 50$ version can be had on Ebay from SportingForLess....works like a charm.
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Originally Posted by Integra
the tool most use is a Small Chain breaker/rivet popper....there about 100$ for a name brand version's.....but a 50$ version can be had on Ebay from SportingForLess....works like a charm.

That`s good to know , mine are getting close and already have a chain breaker .
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Originally Posted by thecman26
It just fell out?

Those things are pressed in! Very very tight...
Are you sure its not cracked?
LOL. If it were just cracked would I be able to see through the hole from one side to the other? Just slid right out, nobody I know had ever seen it happen either. I have chain breakers for bicycles, wonder if that will work.
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Old 09-02-2008, 02:04 PM
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has anyone tried this Bone Saver CVD press tool with the losi 8ight?

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...oducts_id/4355
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http://www.rctech.net/forum/wisconsi...-resizing.html

post 20 is a pic of what i use.....


geo does a great job...look thru the thread he makes 2 kinds...
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Old 09-02-2008, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by mr. losi
http://www.rctech.net/forum/wisconsi...-resizing.html

post 20 is a pic of what i use.....


geo does a great job...look thru the thread he makes 2 kinds...


i would think turning that allen key would be a pain....as the "chain breaker" style u have Lots of leverage with a long handle.....i dunno maby not......and not every chain breaker will work....some are Way too big for the application....u neeed a 2.9mm pin for it to work properly.
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Originally Posted by Integra
i would think turning that allen key would be a pain....as the "chain breaker" style u have Lots of leverage with a long handle.....i dunno maby not......and not every chain breaker will work....some are Way too big for the application....u neeed a 2.9mm pin for it to work properly.
you own one???

the prototype that i have works great.....i put it in a vice and turn away....

this is also half the price as the one from a-main.....and works just as well
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Old 09-03-2008, 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted by mr. losi
you own one???

the prototype that i have works great.....i put it in a vice and turn away....

this is also half the price as the one from a-main.....and works just as well

who brings a Vice with the to the track ? im just razzin ya dood.....ya its a cheep alternative......but imo the REAL chain breaker style is the best...as u get all the leverage u need in your 2 hands.
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Originally Posted by Integra
who brings a Vice with the to the track ? im just razzin ya dood.....ya its a cheep alternative......but imo the REAL chain breaker style is the best...as u get all the leverage u need in your 2 hands.
Ever since I bent two half shafts, I bring my trusty little vice now. It's the same vice I found in the dumpster of my apartment complex. Oh yes; it just gets better.
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Originally Posted by boostfiend
Ever since I bent two half shafts, I bring my trusty little vice now. It's the same vice I found in the dumpster of my apartment complex. Oh yes; it just gets better.

justified.
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who wairs out a pin at the track????

i replace mine at home.....
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Originally Posted by mr. losi
who wairs out a pin at the track????

i replace mine at home.....


i do too....but like i said...Just raggin ya buddy.


i talked to geo a couple times and he never got back to me on one of those tools....so thats why i went with the breaker style.
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Originally Posted by Bozzy
Hi Guys

Just wondering if you guys would mind posting a couple of pictures of your fuel lines & how you have them placed.
I have found with my cars that if i go straight from tank to carby it runs very rich at full tank then goes lean at almost empty??
I have run a longer hose lately & mounted it higher than the tank using a loop around mixture screw & it seems to be more consistent.
I have also gone to a much longer exhaust hose as well.
This has been the same for both truggy & buggy so i was just chasing ideas if possible.
Any help would be appreciated.
this may help:::::
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Old 09-03-2008, 01:23 PM
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here is another pix of my rig
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Old 09-03-2008, 03:32 PM
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Nice pics, looks good.

I run the OS speed .21 in my 8ight. Im thinking of switching to the ninja for next season. How do you like the ninja .21??

Alot of debating on the forum, Whats the word guys?? is there gonna be a revised Nitro eight coming out??

I just sold mine and i wanna wait to buy a another 8ight. Not until i know for sure that Losi wont put out a WC edition 8 or whateve.??

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