lazyboy12300

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Anywhere we can get a copy of that review?
The truck looks amazing, very interested in seeing it run.

Matthijs

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review will be posted here: http://www.oople.com/rc/index-reviews.html in a couple of days I hope!

russo11218

I was just woundering where is a good place to get spare parts and a online manual to veiw so far i can find the truck just fine just no parts to back then up ?

oople

Spot on, thanks for the support.

Review is now on oople.com
http://www.oople.com/rc/photos/review-801xt/

LZDK2001

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great job man looks amazing, thanks for the review, how do that engine runs??

oople

I'm an electric guy so I don't want to talk too much about the engine as I'm sure 99% of people know more than me - I just know it was easy to start and ran great, didn't go out of tune and had a nice powerband. Sadly I only borrowed it so I'll give it back soon - I bought a cheap .28 (peak diablo) to use, I'm sure I'll do OK with it but not sure it'll be anywhere near as sweet. If I had the choice of course, I'd keep this Novarossi.

transplantlife

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thanx oople for the review i reckon that truggy looks awesome...anyone know where i can order it besides TOWER HOBBIES.

teabag

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I think you can mailorder from Ultimate Hobbies. http://www.ultimatehobbies.com/istar...=TAM49497!1006

So far this truggy has been pretty good. I've had a few front arm issues. Other than that its pretty good.

teabag

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$120.00 cheaper than tower too

transplantlife

iTrader: (47)

thanx teabag got one on order...

UltegraSTI

iTrader: (20)

no tires or wheels? :wierd:

hope it sells. i'll route for tam anytime

R

teabag

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Note: Make sure you double check your front CVD's at the hub and loctite the allen screw that holds the pin. I loctite'd mine and they still came loose and the pin stuck out one side and ate up both my front aluminum hubs. Kinda sucks because I'm pretty sure those hubs aren't cheap. Gonna try and find some heat shrink and cut it just enough to cover the pin and hold them in place.

dion

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+1. Both of my front CVD's let go, effectively "machining" my front hubs before loosing the pins completely. I have since done the heatshrink tubing and so-far, so-good.

Now I've got to figure out how to protect the front A-arms.