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Old 08-21-2009, 09:03 PM
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Old 08-21-2009, 09:09 PM
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Imge of a gentlmen running his brand new TQ B on our track!
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Hey that would be my buggy . Thanks for not posting a pic of me on my roof. I really like the hyper7 it performed very well The engine has plenty of power for the track. The only problem I had was the steering servo died after about 20 minutes. The stock steering and throttle servo's are the same model,both are plastic geared. I replaced the servo with a metal one I had extra and didn't have anymore problems or at least anything that wasn't linked to my driving skills
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Driver error... indeed nothing can prevent those types of accidents... Infact just today my cousin drove my car full throttle into a wooden power pole... broke the front right steering knuckle, c hub and broke the gears in the steering servo... as RoyP said, they are only plastic so i'll be putting metal geared servos into it now...

Bottom line is anything and everything on any car can break... if you upgrade the plastic to alloy you'll just end up bending stuff rather snapping it... But yeah the hyper 7's an awesome car.
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Old 08-22-2009, 08:21 AM
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Hi there.

I've just bought the TQ Sport used (only ran 1 gallon) for my sons.

It is without the front anti roll bar. Has any of you bought a bar and put on? The handling of the car must increase a lot - or?
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They com from the factory without the front sway bar I had my LHS order me one.I have installed it but haven't had a chance to run it. Any luck it will not handle worst.
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so it comes factory stock with no front sway bar. how much is it to replace
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Originally Posted by Suicide
so it comes factory stock with no front sway bar. how much is it to replace
Comes from the factory that way.I had my LHS order it for me. He had to order it from ofna. Came with everything you need to install it cost $10.50
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what part # is it
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Cool. What is the part number for the bar?

And what is the part number for a set of screws?

How about the bended silicone tube between manifold and exhaust? It's not reinforced. Has any of you had problem with the stock tube?

Nice thread, Kamikaze (Suicide)
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Wooops. Screw Set part number is 87080
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Old 08-22-2009, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Suicide
what part # is it

Sorry, I tossed the package.Never looked at the number.
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Old 08-22-2009, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by RoyP
Hey that would be my buggy . Thanks for not posting a pic of me on my roof. I really like the hyper7 it performed very well The engine has plenty of power for the track. The only problem I had was the steering servo died after about 20 minutes. The stock steering and throttle servo's are the same model,both are plastic geared. I replaced the servo with a metal one I had extra and didn't have anymore problems or at least anything that wasn't linked to my driving skills
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so as soon as my revo sells im gonna order this off of tower
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FYI There's alot of parts that cross over from the Hyper 8.5 to a 7 and vice vers. The rig is kinda heavy but will put up with learning abuse till your ready for the good stuff. When you can, get good servo's and a better radio and you'll run with the guys all day. Have fun.
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