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Yes fun was had ! Good job all the local heros at CSRCCC!

Little write-up from the regions

http://www.jconcepts.net/index.php?/...nts_details/62

nice write-up

Allan Abess?

No Vera sightings?

He was there too.

Andy any plans for an xray 808 body? I already have orders for 1

Its under consideration.

Hay andy
are the truggy tires out yet? what ones? are the hitmen available?

Also is it possible to get the handles for the tools on there own? I have a tool that the grub screw hole is busted up so it can't be used any more

Is there a difference in the front/rear shocks between the BJ4 and the B44?
Does the B44 have more travel?

Are the BJ4we and the B44 front arms interchangable? I need to find some front BJ4we arms by tomorrow.

1/8th truck tires arent available full release yet. I believe we are looking to actually launch them in the coming months. I think we can get a handle out to you.

The shocks are the same, but I believe the B44 has longer front shock shafts.

If you need them, you can probably dremel some B44 arms to fit.

I lost the pin that holds the rear center CVD together.

Are there any replacement/rebuild parts to fix this? OR do I have to buy a whole new rear center CVD?

MIP sells a "cvd rebuild" kit which has that pin, the set screw, shims, and wheel nuts included. I'd pick one of those up. I think its either MIP1015 or MIP1020, I forget which.

Well the Goosebumps notched up another win this weekend at Sid's Raceway Annual Spring Shakedown. I TQ'd and took the A Main in 4wd Open using the Goosebumps front and back. There were a few guys running them and they were very predictable and held up quite well for being a soft tire. I also TQ'd and took the 2wd Open A Main running the Groovy front tires. The Groovy's were noticeably better than my previous Losi fronts. A couple of us were quite surprised at the increase in overall grip from these tires. It was a toss up in 2wd between the Goosebumps and Bowties but the Bowties to me felt a tad better (it was probably a mental thing). Great tires though. I even tried the Double Dee's, which were great on the hard packed areas but the track was a just a little loose in areas for them.

Some race info and some cool pics here: http://johnnyboydotca.blogspot.com/