DE Racing Tank Pull kit. Good/Bad?
#1
DE Racing Tank Pull kit. Good/Bad?
How many of you have used this kit? And do you like it? I have trouble finding long enough zip ties to make the home-made "loops" using fuel tubing.
Would this be a good solution for me or do you guys have another rig?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:IT
Would this be a good solution for me or do you guys have another rig?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:IT
#3
hard to find long ziptie? any hardware store should have them (lowes, home depot etc)
loop is much better than the de racing *****. sorry but for a buggy, loop is unbeatable as the de racing pull is very small and hard to grip in pit gloves if u need a very fast pit stop and for truggy ziptie with a wing washer on the end works the best
loop is much better than the de racing *****. sorry but for a buggy, loop is unbeatable as the de racing pull is very small and hard to grip in pit gloves if u need a very fast pit stop and for truggy ziptie with a wing washer on the end works the best
#7
I think they work well, I like that they are removable too. Only have to buy it once and I've switched tanks like 3 times this year (yep, I run an RC8). Looks so much better.
#9
They not only work great but with assorted colors they help pimp-out your ride!
I'm rocking a purple one on my truggy, and have been using the same pull for about a year...absolutely no problems.
I'm rocking a purple one on my truggy, and have been using the same pull for about a year...absolutely no problems.
#10
I like mine. I bought it for my son (7 years old) when he pits for me. He says he can grab it easily.
#11
I love the tank pull and tire spikes.... O yea and their skids.... They make A++++ products
#13
Switch to the D8 tank bub. You getta a clunk and it almost fits just use a servo horn to bridge the gap.