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Old 05-07-2009, 05:11 PM
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never mind

you heard it here first.....
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Old 05-07-2009, 05:34 PM
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you heard it here first.....
I'd rather see it...
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Nitroboy, Rally Steve, DKOV! Man, I really do miss the old HPI Racing forums!
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Can't believe you guys are complaining about the diff design! If you have run F1's on rubber before you know that once it is setup it is just a case of maintaining the diff. Here is a diff with zero maintainence and you are all complain? And it will be sooooooooooo free too!
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Originally Posted by Patriiick
this is the team chevron body in case she looks for it.. be careful there is a 08 and 09 version (both look great !!)
you might want to pick up also the tech racing f1-f108 ... awesome car if you want an alternative to the f103-104pro-new HPI

www.tech-racing.co.jp
those kits look good but no distributor here.
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Old 05-07-2009, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Dragonfire
Can't believe you guys are complaining about the diff design! If you have run F1's on rubber before you know that once it is setup it is just a case of maintaining the diff. Here is a diff with zero maintainence and you are all complain? And it will be sooooooooooo free too!
A ball diff is still better. Im sure HPI will offer it as a option part.
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So I guess it'll take packs like this one coming out from Trinity. Anyone know of any others?
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I wonder if these little bad boys coming soon from Tamiya will fit in there...

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can u use stick packs or will it be like the cyclone 12 with four cellss
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Originally Posted by PhatPat
A ball diff is still better. Im sure HPI will offer it as a option part.
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Old 05-18-2009, 02:13 AM
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Originally Posted by freeway
those kits look good but no distributor here.
they are on ebay and through many online retailers..
welcome to the internets
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Note the ball diff picture also appears to have rims for foam tires! HPI vs. Tamiya coming to a track near you...
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Anyone else see that Horizon Hobby has the kit listed for $130? (I'd post a link, but I'm too new to do so evidently)
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Old 05-26-2009, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by robk
Note the ball diff picture also appears to have rims for foam tires! HPI vs. Tamiya coming to a track near you...
Also note that the foam rims pictured appear to be wider in the rear then the rubber tire. They look much like the F103 rim in terms of size.
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Originally Posted by Jato Fox
Anyone else see that Horizon Hobby has the kit listed for $130? (I'd post a link, but I'm too new to do so evidently)
http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...odID=HPI102851


WOW!!!
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