Double D Donuts

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I've been driving electric touring cars off and on for about 10 years now. I'm not the kind of guy to go all out and buy everything I need. I tend to travel pretty light and picking things up as I find necessary along the way. Just recently I borrowed a 2WD buggy and had a blast so now that I have my own I was curious what are some essentials that I may not already have. I picked up a taller stand since my TC foam was too short, and the only other thing I can think of is a larger setup table and off road camber gauge?

Racer56556

iTrader: (5)

Probably a taller ride height gauge

mushroomed

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trf211

Another item you may find useful would be a small container with a brush glued to the inside so you can throw some water in there and clean your tires at your pit station.

Kelseyrc

iTrader: (7)

Something that I find really handy is an electric screwdriver with a 2 mm speed bit. It makes screwing in those screws that are 12mm+ a lot easier and quicker.

billdelong

iTrader: (33)

Here's a small list of my essentials:
Tools for the Pit Table

I recently saw a nice budget multi-tool here which has a few more features than the TEKNO tool that I'm using:
https://www.rcjuice.com/hobbystar-mu...older-jig.html

Definitely worth investing in a larger pit board too!

snowninja

simple green!!

asc6000

iTrader: (15)

a good selection of shock oils ( 2-3 weights higher and lower than stock) and shock springs (1-2 softer and stiffer than stock), pistons as well, a container for the used oil you pour out and a few rags for different stages of soaked.

Double D Donuts

iTrader: (15)

Thanks for the replies. Got some shopping to do this week.

Destructionist

This post made me realize how unprepared I am to work on my rc car lol. I think I will be collecting tools soon.

ShopTech

A stand to hold your shocks while you are rebuilding them.