Ask Aaron Waldron
#391
Tech Initiate
Originally posted by Aaron Waldron
Jon - Revelation and The Dirt are usually too loamy for those tires. There are times when Studs or IFMAR Pins work best at The Dirt, but I've never been to Revelation where it wasn't really loamy.
King Pins are aimed at tracks where you would use a Pro-Line Holeshot. Hot Rod Hobbies is a great example.
Jon - Revelation and The Dirt are usually too loamy for those tires. There are times when Studs or IFMAR Pins work best at The Dirt, but I've never been to Revelation where it wasn't really loamy.
King Pins are aimed at tracks where you would use a Pro-Line Holeshot. Hot Rod Hobbies is a great example.
#392
Tech Rookie
Perfect. Thanks Steve.
#393
John - At the Shootout, the only tire you will need are Taper Pins (unless it rains). King Pins and Holeshots work at HRH when they water the track.
I didn't hear anything about the hauler bags, so I don't know why they would stop producing them. I use Trinity's big ones.
I didn't hear anything about the hauler bags, so I don't know why they would stop producing them. I use Trinity's big ones.
#394
Pacific Coast Hobbies
Theo Captanis and crew are having their grand opening June 26th, opening the first R/C car racing-focused store in southern California!
www.pacificcoasthobbies.com
www.pacificcoasthobbies.com
#396
I don't think so. I think his dad (Louis) said they weren't going to run gas until the Kyosho Challenge in Missouri, but he may come to RC Pro to warm up.
#398
The Drake will be there, as well as myself (haha). Tebo MIGHT be there, but don't hold me to that one. I also believe Richard Saxton is running the two West races in CA.
I think Chad Bradley and a few other 1/8th scale racers will be at both Hemet and KZ.
I think Chad Bradley and a few other 1/8th scale racers will be at both Hemet and KZ.
#399
Tech Regular
Receivor battery hook ups
Aaron what do you use for your battery plug ends, I have been using the small micro deans, and the either come un plug or un soderied, what do you recomend, for gas truck
THanks AW
Dave mac
THanks AW
Dave mac
#400
Tech Regular
Tires
Aaron, whear is the best place to buy Losi tires for a good price on line.
THanks
Dave MAc
THanks
Dave MAc
#402
Yes! Support your local hobby store..they're the ones that run the tracks you race at. Without your LHS, you have no track!
That said..I've never bought anything online, so I don't know.
My electrical system in my gas trucks are pretty simple. I use a Novak switch bolted to the top of the post on the top brace just ahead of the receiver box. The wire runs down the top brace and across the tranny brace (zip-tied to the backside, away from the spur gear) and then around the shock tower.
I take my receiver packs apart when I get them and use real battery bars, which are much tougher than the stock ones. I use regular Deans wire to make a short pig tail that sticks out of the top of the battery box right next to the shock tower, and a full-size Deans plug that I use to charge the pack.
That said..I've never bought anything online, so I don't know.
My electrical system in my gas trucks are pretty simple. I use a Novak switch bolted to the top of the post on the top brace just ahead of the receiver box. The wire runs down the top brace and across the tranny brace (zip-tied to the backside, away from the spur gear) and then around the shock tower.
I take my receiver packs apart when I get them and use real battery bars, which are much tougher than the stock ones. I use regular Deans wire to make a short pig tail that sticks out of the top of the battery box right next to the shock tower, and a full-size Deans plug that I use to charge the pack.
#403
Tech Regular
Thanks guys
just for the record I suppurt my lhs plenty, but tires are just to expensive not to shop around Thats the only thing I shop for. owell
dave mac
just for the record I suppurt my lhs plenty, but tires are just to expensive not to shop around Thats the only thing I shop for. owell
dave mac
#404
I'd check at www.ultimatehobbies.com and www.pacificcoasthobbies.com
Those are two big stores down here in CA that do a lot of mail-order.
Those are two big stores down here in CA that do a lot of mail-order.
#405
Tech Regular
Fuel line
Aaron
Does the size diameter of the whole matter. I just recently got some new fuel line and noticed the whole is much bigger, still fits, but wondering if this will use more gas, and will it have any effect on the pressure line to the pipe, other then staying in the whole better.
THanks
Dave MAc
ps
thanks
for the links, I love them losi red step pins
Does the size diameter of the whole matter. I just recently got some new fuel line and noticed the whole is much bigger, still fits, but wondering if this will use more gas, and will it have any effect on the pressure line to the pipe, other then staying in the whole better.
THanks
Dave MAc
ps
thanks
for the links, I love them losi red step pins