Team Br00d Racing Motors
01-31-2006, 09:13 AM
#2432
Well, I don't normally do this, but I just wanted to write in here for the perspective buyers a little about my transaction with Team Br00d. I sent in a order on thursday of last week for 2 sets of batteries and a monster stock motor. I had asked a few questions on my order to get a few things changed around for me. I recieved an e-mail from EddieO and he took care of all the questions that I had with no problems at all. They went ABOVE AND BEYOND with thier customer service. I asked if the order would be here by wednesday of the week after and Eddie assured me it would. I got the order on MONDAY!! 
They shipped it out priority for me and I got the order in 2 business days!! INCREDIBLE!!
If you are contemplating purchasing products through this company, don't think twice, you'll be VERY happy like I am!!
They shipped it out priority for me and I got the order in 2 business days!! INCREDIBLE!! If you are contemplating purchasing products through this company, don't think twice, you'll be VERY happy like I am!!
01-31-2006, 01:30 PM
#2436
Regional Moderator
Little known fact's about Pittsburgh,
History: Pittsburgh was founded in 1762 by a band of seven howler monkeys that escaped from a Philadelphia circus.
Main exports: Bratwurst, aluminum foil.
Celebrity birthplace: Andy Warhol(left twon, went to New York); Bill Cullen (left town, went into TV game shows; Robinson Jeffers(great poet, left town, went to California); Ken Griffey Jr. (who?); Heinz Ketchup.
Legacy: proud history of steel-making.
Future: proud history of steel-making.
Favorite color: Rust.
City mascots: Carrier pigeon, dodo bird, unicorn.
Little-known fact #1: City-wide cholesterol count higher than average credit score.
Little-known fact #2 v1: Named "Peachtown," but local Anti-Sissy League made it tougher-sounding "Pittsburgh"
Little-known fact #2 v2: Benjamin Franklin, lost during journey from Cape may to Bethlehem and traveling with his friend, John Adams, arrived at the confluence of local rivers and exclaimed, "Hey, John, what does this burg remind you of?"
Obscure fact #1: In 1900 led nation for glass production, but it was overtaken by Muncie, Ind.
Obscure fact #2:Annexed town of Peebles in 1867.
Football team logo: Colorful abstract design reminiscent of entry into 1956 "house of the Future" design competition.
Other major sports teams named for: Flightless bird; bandana-wearing nautical felons known for inarticulate catch-phrase "Aarrrgh."
Regional cuisine:They put french fries in salads.
Local seafood: Mud eel chowder.
Favorite movie: "Steel Magnolias."
Last book read: "Toxic Bachelors" by Danielle Steel.
Next book read: "Maybe in a few years we'll try again." by Steelers coach Bill Cowher.
Iconic hometown movie: The Impressively executed yet ultimately depressing "The Deer Hunter".
Iconic hometown disappointment: The impressively executed yet ultimately predictable loss in Super Bowl XL.
Pittsburgh's smarter, stronger, more significant older brother: Harrisburg.
Sister cities: Spitsbergen, Norway: Bitburg, Germany: Loserville, France.
Notable corporate headquarters: None.
Mullets per 1,000 fans: 236.
#1 Steeler fan pickup line at local bars: "uhhh, does this look infected?"
Relationship to a parasitic flatworm: 2006 AFL championship was a fluke.
History: Pittsburgh was founded in 1762 by a band of seven howler monkeys that escaped from a Philadelphia circus.
Main exports: Bratwurst, aluminum foil.
Celebrity birthplace: Andy Warhol(left twon, went to New York); Bill Cullen (left town, went into TV game shows; Robinson Jeffers(great poet, left town, went to California); Ken Griffey Jr. (who?); Heinz Ketchup.
Legacy: proud history of steel-making.
Future: proud history of steel-making.
Favorite color: Rust.
City mascots: Carrier pigeon, dodo bird, unicorn.
Little-known fact #1: City-wide cholesterol count higher than average credit score.
Little-known fact #2 v1: Named "Peachtown," but local Anti-Sissy League made it tougher-sounding "Pittsburgh"
Little-known fact #2 v2: Benjamin Franklin, lost during journey from Cape may to Bethlehem and traveling with his friend, John Adams, arrived at the confluence of local rivers and exclaimed, "Hey, John, what does this burg remind you of?"
Obscure fact #1: In 1900 led nation for glass production, but it was overtaken by Muncie, Ind.
Obscure fact #2:Annexed town of Peebles in 1867.
Football team logo: Colorful abstract design reminiscent of entry into 1956 "house of the Future" design competition.
Other major sports teams named for: Flightless bird; bandana-wearing nautical felons known for inarticulate catch-phrase "Aarrrgh."
Regional cuisine:They put french fries in salads.
Local seafood: Mud eel chowder.
Favorite movie: "Steel Magnolias."
Last book read: "Toxic Bachelors" by Danielle Steel.
Next book read: "Maybe in a few years we'll try again." by Steelers coach Bill Cowher.
Iconic hometown movie: The Impressively executed yet ultimately depressing "The Deer Hunter".
Iconic hometown disappointment: The impressively executed yet ultimately predictable loss in Super Bowl XL.
Pittsburgh's smarter, stronger, more significant older brother: Harrisburg.
Sister cities: Spitsbergen, Norway: Bitburg, Germany: Loserville, France.
Notable corporate headquarters: None.
Mullets per 1,000 fans: 236.
#1 Steeler fan pickup line at local bars: "uhhh, does this look infected?"
Relationship to a parasitic flatworm: 2006 AFL championship was a fluke.
01-31-2006, 01:38 PM
#2437
So the gloves ARE off eh..?
I'll have an answer for ya soon...
I'll have an answer for ya soon...
01-31-2006, 08:09 PM
#2440
Originally Posted by bigdog
STEWARTFAN20-the C2's come standard with 767 brushes purple springs what the hot setup has been are the F-brush with purple springs.
Change your location.....you don't live in Elk Grove anymore.....LOL We should have told everyone that we were running C2's for another week or so.....
See ya Saturday for some more motor testing.
02-01-2006, 07:34 AM
#2444
Ratio?
Hey Eddie.
Can you give me a starting ratio for 19t, TC4, CS-22's on a carpet track abuot 14m x 20m.
The motor is the TBR-M028A Epic C2 Pro Blueprinted 19T from Modeltech.
Thanks.
Can you give me a starting ratio for 19t, TC4, CS-22's on a carpet track abuot 14m x 20m.
The motor is the TBR-M028A Epic C2 Pro Blueprinted 19T from Modeltech.
Thanks.
02-01-2006, 08:49 PM
#2445
*Important Notice*
The Team Brood Racing Team will be attending the 2006 Snowbirds in Orlando Florida As a result, we will be Temporarily Closed Feb 3rd thru Feb 14th.
As of February 1st 2006 all Mod Motors will not be shipping till February 16th. You will be able to order all other products until Friday February 3rd. The 3rd will be the last shipping date before we leave for the race. We will be returning February 14th and the shop will re-open.
Thanks
TeamBrood
The Team Brood Racing Team will be attending the 2006 Snowbirds in Orlando Florida As a result, we will be Temporarily Closed Feb 3rd thru Feb 14th.
As of February 1st 2006 all Mod Motors will not be shipping till February 16th. You will be able to order all other products until Friday February 3rd. The 3rd will be the last shipping date before we leave for the race. We will be returning February 14th and the shop will re-open.
Thanks
TeamBrood