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Old 11-22-2013, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by nitrohead5300
No sir, in my opinion you are not a hack. Very talented. Can't wait to see what you do with that mill.
Thanks...... Gotta convince mamma that a mill is a necessity
and not a luxury.... ....Davis and Schmaltz and Joe P are the real deal around here....
Ill settle for a wanna-be
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Old 11-22-2013, 04:11 PM
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Well, I wanna be like you man!! Wish I had your skills.
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Old 11-22-2013, 05:46 PM
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Not yet on eta
Just order and wait it will be here well before summer

Buggy 3 port will be a dog timing is all wrong Imo

They don't buy many so if it's on BO your going to have a better chance to get one for sure

I'll still see if I can nail down a eta

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Jeff...did they say when they might be coming in???....Ive been searching for one...absolute hobbyz has one but high priced....I might try a Fusion buggy 3 port

http://www.houstonsengineservice.com...8f1b60c9fb34f5

did a couple more clean up cuts...
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Old 11-22-2013, 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Vector03cobra

Buggy 3 port will be a dog timing is all wrong Imo
...I thought Whiting was running a buggy 3 port???......,.........
thought pans would be better with a little more low end grunt and less zing..............hello Davis?....Are you home?.........
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Old 11-23-2013, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Taylorm
Thanks...... Gotta convince mamma that a mill is a necessity
and not a luxury.... ....Davis and Schmaltz and Joe P are the real deal around here....
Ill settle for a wanna-be
maybe so, but after 50+ hours i don't wanna be LOL . then by sunday night i'm down there cutting away. need a read out on my mill but then i found a bigger one that has one, hmmm trying too do as much as i can at home without the over the top technology of work.
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Old 11-23-2013, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by 5italkart
maybe so, but after 50+ hours i don't wanna be LOL . then by sunday night i'm down there cutting away. need a read out on my mill but then i found a bigger one that has one, hmmm trying too do as much as i can at home without the over the top technology of work.
DRO??
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Old 11-23-2013, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Taylorm
DRO??
yes little mach. shop sells one that will fit. maybe i'll use my tax refund on it
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Old 11-23-2013, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Taylorm
...I thought Whiting was running a buggy 3 port???......,.........
thought pans would be better with a little more low end grunt and less zing..............hello Davis?....Are you home?.........
Confirmed it was a buggy 5 port.

No no matter how many ports a onroad motor has better timing.

It's not a 7 lb buggy it doesn't need that much tq
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Old 11-23-2013, 10:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Taylorm
...I thought Whiting was running a buggy 3 port???......,.........
thought pans would be better with a little more low end grunt and less zing..............hello Davis?....Are you home?.........
It was actually a 5 port buggy engine with a 6mm restricter but I thought it ran pretty well. It does not take much for these cars to get moving. We will run a true 3 port engine next year (not 3 + boost ports, whatever that is) but it might be buggy motor again.
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Old 11-24-2013, 12:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Taylorm
Thanks...... Gotta convince mamma that a mill is a necessity
and not a luxury.... ....Davis and Schmaltz and Joe P are the real deal around here....
Ill settle for a wanna-be
If I have this right...your front end is basically aluminum. Oddly enough, so is mine, and Tom's will be too (with a redesign). Next year could get a little messy, aluminum vs. whatever they're making the other cars out of....lol.
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Old 11-24-2013, 07:08 AM
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Originally Posted by hitcharide1
If I have this right...your front end is basically aluminum. Oddly enough, so is mine, and Tom's will be too (with a redesign). Next year could get a little messy, aluminum vs. whatever they're making the other cars out of....lol.
Aluminum snaps plastic.....you have email...
check it.. In need of parts
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Old 11-26-2013, 08:16 PM
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Thanks to Hitcharide, I found myself working on a MRP Pro 180. It has to be at least 20 years since I last had one. First I had to round up some SAE tools, just a few as this has to have been the easiest R/C car ever to work on, so simple. I wonder how we could have gotten away from this simple joy to racing the very complex cars of today? I'd bet the same drivers would be winning any how, maybe we'd all be richer.

Dam it! It happened just that fast, in no time I'm flashing back to the evil side of the MRP. I was being careful, yet the clutch E-clip took off and hide. Rats! I hate those things! Well over the years I have developed a very keen eye for finding small things, plus I had just swept the floor. Armed with a super LED light (didn't have those back then), I figured that E-chip didn't have a chance. After 20 minutes on hands and knees, I give up. All I found was how bad of a job I did sweeping.

So I have all sorts of X-ray, WRC, Mugen, Ass., and Motonica clips laying around, I'll show that e-chip, I'll replace it with a new metric chip! Not so easy. Every little mm chip I have seems so big now!

Back in the day, it seemed as if once you gave up, the E-clip would show itself. So I'm pretending to have given up!
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Originally Posted by Das 1/8th Mopar
Back in the day, it seemed as if once you gave up, the E-clip would show itself. So I'm pretending to have given up!
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Old 11-26-2013, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Das 1/8th Mopar
Thanks to Hitcharide, I found myself working on a MRP Pro 180. It has to be at least 20 years since I last had one. First I had to round up some SAE tools, just a few as this has to have been the easiest R/C car ever to work on, so simple. I wonder how we could have gotten away from this simple joy to racing the very complex cars of today? I'd bet the same drivers would be winning any how, maybe we'd all be richer.

Dam it! It happened just that fast, in no time I'm flashing back to the evil side of the MRP. I was being careful, yet the clutch E-clip took off and hide. Rats! I hate those things! Well over the years I have developed a very keen eye for finding small things, plus I had just swept the floor. Armed with a super LED light (didn't have those back then), I figured that E-chip didn't have a chance. After 20 minutes on hands and knees, I give up. All I found was how bad of a job I did sweeping.

So I have all sorts of X-ray, WRC, Mugen, Ass., and Motonica clips laying around, I'll show that e-chip, I'll replace it with a new metric chip! Not so easy. Every little mm chip I have seems so big now!

Back in the day, it seemed as if once you gave up, the E-clip would show itself. So I'm pretending to have given up!
Are they 1/4 inch e-clips?

Lon....Is this the same chassis as yours??
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-1-8-...item41799500a6
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This chassis is for the C510, MRPīs first 1/8 car. Not for the Pro 180.
I have several of the old E-clips, just not sure which size is needed.
Have to look at my C510, maybe itīs the same.
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