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OK

Goingfast

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I take one ...please...Thanks

el salvador

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So, Wa-happen?

Login Malfunction?

Goingfast

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hana166

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Hi I did find a good solution with this...I did order two of these from rc mushroom for only 5 usd before reading this but found that I could use the ceramic race with the original pressure plates..making a really excellent thrust bearing without the inconvenience of loose balls

haywood

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Looking for some help with my Photon's steering problem. With the outside right front camber link fully tightened my steering binds. If I keep it loose my steering is free. I changed the steering knuckle and it still binds. I then tried to take a little material from the Tie rod end with a body reamer and still binds? What else could it be? Thanks

lidebt2

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I have been looking for a new car. I owned 2 Type R's and sold them after 360 Speedway closed.

I'm moving to NC in 10 days and was planning to run only oval but there are a few TC tracking in the area.

Now my questions:

1. I will be running mostly on asphalt outdoors and some carpet in the winter, which car should I get rubber or foam?

2. How many changes would I have to make to convert one to the other?

Thanks,

Goingfast

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I would get the rubber version...reason why ,you can set the car on rubber carpet racing ,without buying any more or need parts...

lidebt2

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Thanks, that is what I was thinking but................

stiltskin

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If you're looking for an older version, the rubber car will work very well on asphalt, but the foam version is much better for rubber tires on carpet. I ran the 2.5 lipo chassis on carpet last year with great success. The new kits come with the 2.25mm stiff lipo chassis and the 2.5mm 6 cell chassis. The rubber car had too much flex on carpet IMO.

Goingfast

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I don't disagreed your saying ,But I think he said (I will be running mostly on asphalt outdoors)

stiltskin

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Agree with you also. Just not sure if he's looking for an older version used car or looking at the new car. The new version does not come as a rubber or foam version. There is only one version. Agreed that the rubber version is better for asphalt though.

DaveW

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You mentioned a LiPo and 6 cell chassis separately... does that mean the LiPo chassis doesnt have the 6 cell cutouts?

MikeXray

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Yes there are no cutouts in a lipo chassis, some have square for bumps, but not for cells.

lidebt2

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This is why I'm asked:

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Car-Foam-Spec

And:

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ouring-Car-Kit

Which is the newer one??