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10-17-2011, 11:41 PM
#3931
i think it's like 29c per fastener. the one across from srs has a hardware section as big as mcdonalds. about 7 aisles. on addition, if you take the time to go through it, there are all kinds of goodies. you know the little dust covers for a nitro engine that you get when you buy a new one? the ones you always lose? they have those. springs. body pins. lots and lots of stuff. plan to spend an hour going through that section of paul's ace hardware.
also, ace has a lot of stuff in the store that you can't find anymore. like, 'wow, i didn't think they make that anymore?' made in AMERICA stuff. it's a great alternative to wal mart (which sells almost NOTHING that is made in america) and the people there actually know what the hell they are selling. i can't say enough about ace hardware.
when you pay 3$ for a pack of 10 screws from a main, + postage (unless you're already throwing 100 bucks at them) it's actually cheaper to get them at ace. I can't vouch for every ace hardware in the valley, but the one near PV mall is pretty good, and i'll drive to scottsdale to go to paul's ace hardware, a family business that opens early and stays open late, in a heartbeat.
also, ace has a lot of stuff in the store that you can't find anymore. like, 'wow, i didn't think they make that anymore?' made in AMERICA stuff. it's a great alternative to wal mart (which sells almost NOTHING that is made in america) and the people there actually know what the hell they are selling. i can't say enough about ace hardware.
when you pay 3$ for a pack of 10 screws from a main, + postage (unless you're already throwing 100 bucks at them) it's actually cheaper to get them at ace. I can't vouch for every ace hardware in the valley, but the one near PV mall is pretty good, and i'll drive to scottsdale to go to paul's ace hardware, a family business that opens early and stays open late, in a heartbeat.
10-18-2011, 06:02 AM
#3932
Is this right for Prolite?
ESC: no boost
Motor: Advanced timing allowed
I only found info on the Boost.
ESC: no boost
Motor: Advanced timing allowed
I only found info on the Boost.
10-18-2011, 06:29 AM
#3933
Thanks forthwith info, Nasty and Jazz, I don't normally need 1 or 2 screws, but, you how it goes sometime, I have bought quite a few from Tonys screws, you can get a pack of 10 or 20 for about 2 bucks or so, When I do buy them, I will get like 20 bucks worth or so.
10-18-2011, 10:03 AM
#3934
i think it's like 29c per fastener. the one across from srs has a hardware section as big as mcdonalds. about 7 aisles. on addition, if you take the time to go through it, there are all kinds of goodies. you know the little dust covers for a nitro engine that you get when you buy a new one? the ones you always lose? they have those. springs. body pins. lots and lots of stuff. plan to spend an hour going through that section of paul's ace hardware.
also, ace has a lot of stuff in the store that you can't find anymore. like, 'wow, i didn't think they make that anymore?' made in AMERICA stuff. it's a great alternative to wal mart (which sells almost NOTHING that is made in america) and the people there actually know what the hell they are selling. i can't say enough about ace hardware.
when you pay 3$ for a pack of 10 screws from a main, + postage (unless you're already throwing 100 bucks at them) it's actually cheaper to get them at ace. I can't vouch for every ace hardware in the valley, but the one near PV mall is pretty good, and i'll drive to scottsdale to go to paul's ace hardware, a family business that opens early and stays open late, in a heartbeat.
also, ace has a lot of stuff in the store that you can't find anymore. like, 'wow, i didn't think they make that anymore?' made in AMERICA stuff. it's a great alternative to wal mart (which sells almost NOTHING that is made in america) and the people there actually know what the hell they are selling. i can't say enough about ace hardware.
when you pay 3$ for a pack of 10 screws from a main, + postage (unless you're already throwing 100 bucks at them) it's actually cheaper to get them at ace. I can't vouch for every ace hardware in the valley, but the one near PV mall is pretty good, and i'll drive to scottsdale to go to paul's ace hardware, a family business that opens early and stays open late, in a heartbeat.
10-18-2011, 12:16 PM
#3936
Tech Adept
HEADS UP
This Saturday 10/22; the track will open for practice at 9am, racing will start at 1pm. I haven't been told weather this will be the new permanent schedule, but spread the word for this Sat.
10-18-2011, 12:19 PM
#3937
whens the new layout going in? racing thursday? Old layout?
10-18-2011, 12:21 PM
#3938
Tech Adept
i drove by the track yesterday and it hadnt been touched.. i would assume thurs racing will be on the same ol' track
10-18-2011, 12:58 PM
#3940
I have updated the website to reflect the start time for the next few weeks.
Thursdays are still 7PM Starts
This Saturday the 15th there is no racing and tracks are closed due to a FF event.
Saturday October 22nd, Start time will be 2PM. Gates open at Noon.
Saturday October 29th, Round 2 of the Kenny Brosh Racing League. Gates open at 8AM and racing starts at 11AM. Go to www.racekbrl.com for details.
Kenny
Thursdays are still 7PM Starts
This Saturday the 15th there is no racing and tracks are closed due to a FF event.
Saturday October 22nd, Start time will be 2PM. Gates open at Noon.
Saturday October 29th, Round 2 of the Kenny Brosh Racing League. Gates open at 8AM and racing starts at 11AM. Go to www.racekbrl.com for details.
Kenny
10-18-2011, 01:00 PM
#3941
10-18-2011, 01:53 PM
#3943
Umm... I'll go ahead and stick with Kenny's start time. Who's running this show anyway?
10-18-2011, 01:55 PM
#3944
10-18-2011, 02:00 PM
#3945
ughhhh..... I'm guessing the same for saturday too? We should grab some shovels and make a few changes to the track for the night. I'm so bored with the current track