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When will hobby shops have the b5 body's
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any word on silver Barcodes?
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I am running the CF ackerman arm with the Alum bell cranks and it just flops around. No side to side play, but floppy up and down. Seems ok in the truck. Is this normal? truck is an SC10....
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Originally Posted by ntJeff
(Post 13015556)
any word on silver Barcodes?
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Originally Posted by qZOMBIEXTUNAp
(Post 13015580)
I am running the CF ackerman arm with the Alum bell cranks and it just flops around. No side to side play, but floppy up and down. Seems ok in the truck. Is this normal? truck is an SC10....
When will hobby shops have the b5 body's I have decided to try jc tires this. Know my question is what are the tires to carry for out door tracks from lose to medium grip. I have a set of doudble d for my sct. One set of black jacket for my buggy. And one set of double d for truggy. So far. I think I need a tire like the city block and maybe a set of sevens.can I get a little infor or help on what I might be missing. Outdoor non-blue groove lose conditions: SCT = 3D's & DD's 1/8 Buggy = Sub Cultures & Hybrids 1/8th Truggy = Sub Cultures & Hybrids Hard pack grooved med/high bite conditions: SCT = DD's & Bar Codes 1/8 Buggy = Hybrids & Stackers 1/8 Truggy = Hybrids & Stackers |
Incubus I'm glad you didn't take a chance and possibly hurt that kid. That's being a true sportsman. It's racers job to keep marshals safe. Crashes cause slower lap time, but some guys expect to be marshaled in such a way that no time is lost.:lol: Those are the ones blaming others for their own lack of skill. But it's true that sometimes marshals get in the way or are slow to react. Everyone has their good and bad days
Anyway..........congrats on the comeback to get 3rd. |
Actually, I finished behind 3rd.
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Are you guys coming out with flip outs for Short course anytime soon ?
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PW,
I raced at Coral Springs this past Saturday and was wondering if you guys happen to have footage of my 410 getting clipped coming off the first jump on the back Triple doing a pirouette and landing it perfectly? LOL That was just a sick jump and I'd love to see it!!! LOL |
Well good job on making a comeback anyway
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Originally Posted by PW
(Post 13017028)
Make sure you CA the outside and inside (bearing holes). Just wet a cue tip with medium JC glue and seal the CF edges with the cue tip. After it dries, you'll have to press the bearings into the carbon and it will be slop free.
They started shipping late last week; depends on when your shop ordered them. Sounds like you are running SCT & 1/8th (buggy/Truggy). Outdoor non-blue groove lose conditions: SCT = 3D's & DD's 1/8 Buggy = Sub Cultures & Hybrids 1/8th Truggy = Sub Cultures & Hybrids Hard pack grooved med/high bite conditions: SCT = DD's & Bar Codes 1/8 Buggy = Hybrids & Stackers 1/8 Truggy = Hybrids & Stackers |
Originally Posted by imrob
(Post 13023953)
wow i did not think the 3D were an outside tire. Gonna add those to my list did you ever try the black jacket i know they came out last year just as my season ended.
The 3ds can be a outdoor tire just i hear mixed results on dry dirt though at least the guys i race with on Higher traction /hard packed dirt there pretty good from what i heard. |
Originally Posted by tc5 man
(Post 13024118)
The 3ds can be a outdoor tire just i hear mixed results on dry dirt though at least the guys i race with on Higher traction /hard packed dirt there pretty good from what i heard.
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Originally Posted by imrob
(Post 13024209)
ok sound like they might be a last tire to get we get lose dirt after about 5 minutes when it dries out.
Im just saying the SS Double Dees are Soft are better on that kind of dirt. I have seen somebody use the 3Ds on Hard packed dry dirt with success but its setup and what the driver likes also you know. But i think 3ds are better on higher traction dirt though with hard packed dirt. Yea here in Northeast the outdoor tracks never stay moist for long inless it Spring time or Fall Summer time forget it lol. |
Originally Posted by tc5 man
(Post 13024232)
Im just saying the SS Double Dees are Soft are better on that kind of dirt. I have seen somebody use the 3Ds on Hard packed dry dirt with success but its setup and what the driver likes also you know. But i think 3ds are better on higher traction dirt though with hard packed dirt.
Yea here in Northeast the outdoor tracks never stay moist for long inless it Spring time or Fall Summer time forget it lol. |
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