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#6496
Tech Master
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whatup man
yeah, i dunno if you know or not, i sold my revo and everything revo related with it, have no interest in monster trucks anymore, and i still have the t and e maxx if i want to bash lol all truggy now, and i'm going up tomorrow to pickup my new Slash 4x4 PE, so i'll be running those to classes this spring..
anyway, back to your ?,,
it's realy simple, get the regular heavy duty oven cleaner, just make sure you get the stuff in the Yellow can, the other (citrus smelling- better for the enviorment crap) wont do a thing.
wear rubber gloves, take yer anodized aluminum outside, i usaly set it on the sidewalk or something, and just spray it down realy good, then let it soak for a good 15 mins, i usaly spray more on if it evaporates in that time.
then just simply take the water hose and off goes the color!
if you have trouble getting it all off (it tends to be hard to get off in corners and tighter spots) just use a peice of scotch brite while it's soaking.
if it doesnt all come off, spray it again and repeat the process!, also, scotch brite the whole peice with a little more oven cleaner to get the "haze" off of it.
probably could polish it to if you had that much time lol
#6497
I just been waiting patiently for all this s@$ty weather to pass Yeah I sold my revo also and my mini mgt and mgt 4.60.The only monster truck I have is my savage xl and t maxx.I still got my Cen Matrix truggy that I been building on to race this year.I also bought the rtr losi 8ight 2.0 I love it.Also building on it.I got into electric twards the end of last year with a team academy gv2 pro with a 6400 losi brushless and a Hpi e-firestorm flux.I also wil be racing slash this year.I heard the 4x4 slash is awesome.I see that jammin came out with a 4x4 short course truck also.Will you be racing anymore electric stuff this year?Thanx for the info on the oven cleaner the parts on my losi rtr are blue but Im gonna change that
#6498
It's not confidence, it's Brad! I spent two full days with him which included to road trips in Ed's van. All he could talk about is how he's been smokin' everyone at Altoona. You race at Altoona so I guess you've been smoked by him as well. I've recently raced against Brad and finished ahead of him both times. So if I'm smokin' him and he's smokin' you....... do the math
#6499
My GOD I just gave my self a headache! I knew it was At--sushi or some other fish name!
#6500
long time no see, how you been man?
yeah, i dunno if you know or not, i sold my revo and everything revo related with it, have no interest in monster trucks anymore, and i still have the t and e maxx if i want to bash lol all truggy now, and i'm going up tomorrow to pickup my new Slash 4x4 PE, so i'll be running those to classes this spring..
anyway, back to your ?,,
it's realy simple, get the regular heavy duty oven cleaner, just make sure you get the stuff in the Yellow can, the other (citrus smelling- better for the enviorment crap) wont do a thing.
wear rubber gloves, take yer anodized aluminum outside, i usaly set it on the sidewalk or something, and just spray it down realy good, then let it soak for a good 15 mins, i usaly spray more on if it evaporates in that time.
then just simply take the water hose and off goes the color!
if you have trouble getting it all off (it tends to be hard to get off in corners and tighter spots) just use a peice of scotch brite while it's soaking.
if it doesnt all come off, spray it again and repeat the process!, also, scotch brite the whole peice with a little more oven cleaner to get the "haze" off of it.
probably could polish it to if you had that much time lol
yeah, i dunno if you know or not, i sold my revo and everything revo related with it, have no interest in monster trucks anymore, and i still have the t and e maxx if i want to bash lol all truggy now, and i'm going up tomorrow to pickup my new Slash 4x4 PE, so i'll be running those to classes this spring..
anyway, back to your ?,,
it's realy simple, get the regular heavy duty oven cleaner, just make sure you get the stuff in the Yellow can, the other (citrus smelling- better for the enviorment crap) wont do a thing.
wear rubber gloves, take yer anodized aluminum outside, i usaly set it on the sidewalk or something, and just spray it down realy good, then let it soak for a good 15 mins, i usaly spray more on if it evaporates in that time.
then just simply take the water hose and off goes the color!
if you have trouble getting it all off (it tends to be hard to get off in corners and tighter spots) just use a peice of scotch brite while it's soaking.
if it doesnt all come off, spray it again and repeat the process!, also, scotch brite the whole peice with a little more oven cleaner to get the "haze" off of it.
probably could polish it to if you had that much time lol
That stuff works great for cleaning grime off of pipes as well!
#6501
the pipe
It wont hurt a pipe if some of the spray gets inside [the tunned part] will it?
#6502
It's not confidence, it's Brad! I spent two full days with him which included to road trips in Ed's van. All he could talk about is how he's been smokin' everyone at Altoona. You race at Altoona so I guess you've been smoked by him as well. I've recently raced against Brad and finished ahead of him both times. So if I'm smokin' him and he's smokin' you....... do the math
My wife signed the kids up for soccer...SOCCER???? My boy wanted to wrestle and play football...she's killing me! I believe all of the games will be on Saturday. It looks like most of the off-road races are on Sunday so I'm ok with it for now.
#6503
Won't hurt to get some spray inside the pipe. Just spray it out with water and if you don't want to wait for it to dry just stick it in the oven at 175-200 for a while so the water can evaporate. Or before you clean the pipe, plug the stinger and pressure nipple so water and oven cleaner can't get inside.
#6504
Won't hurt to get some spray inside the pipe. Just spray it out with water and if you don't want to wait for it to dry just stick it in the oven at 175-200 for a while so the water can evaporate. Or before you clean the pipe, plug the stinger and pressure nipple so water and oven cleaner can't get inside.
#6505
Why would it harm the inside of a tuned pipe? Can oven cleaner actually break down the weld? Your more likely to harm the pipe in a crash.
#6506
#6507
Electric is FASTER. Except when its time to pit.:P
Last edited by TC3MIKE; 01-28-2010 at 06:03 PM.
#6509
Disregard this. It was dated 6 months ago.
#6510