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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
(Post 11663102)
I just sent 2 broken a arms to RPM for warranty replacement. My kid has skills, lol. Thank god for life time warranty.
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@jam I think the +8 was a good upgrade. I had the short chassis and I liked the +8 much more. because of the cost of the body, chassis and battery strap, I just sold mine and bought a used 4.1 WC with upgrades. For the same reason people will sell their WC and buy a 4.2. The $100 shocks will make it worth it, plus all of the upgrades. The 4.2 does have quite a few more upgrades over the 4.1 wc. Also, with all of the upgrades I have bought, the +8 was the only one to make me faster. I am still hopefull that the BB shocks will help out, once I tune them.
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Originally Posted by 2canSAM
(Post 11663109)
Skills is an understatement :D. I would love to have seen the crash that caused that. I run RPM on my bashers and man they abuse they take is unreal. Plus the warranty to boot.
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
(Post 11663119)
I am still hopefull that the BB shocks will help out, once I tune them.
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here is a conversation I just had with A Main Hobbies:
Please wait while we find an agent to assist you... While you wait, watch our new "R/C Talk" series on YouTube.com. You have been connected to Heather . Heather : Hello. How may I assist you? Customer: hey Customer: when are you going to add the b4.2 to your store? Heather : let me check Heather : they are on order and should be listed in the next week Customer: ok Customer: do you know how much they will be? Heather : $279.99 |
Shaved u-brace info please
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Originally Posted by 3srcracing
(Post 11663275)
here is a conversation I just had with A Main Hobbies:
Then dont forget they will have a $25 coupon on the item. |
Originally Posted by JayL
(Post 11663324)
Shaved u-brace info please
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$280 for a kit killer price. One thing i love on this hobby price of most manufactuers cars havent gone up.
rc10 CE circa 1990 what about 200-225 came with bearings. Still had to buy Titanium turnbuckles, CVD's were seperate and any of this fancy stuff since no FT kits then. No one had threaded shocks. Take in 25 years, economy inflations, and well kits is now $280 with all these bells and whistles. |
Originally Posted by 071crazy
(Post 11663219)
What is it about the big bores that you don't like?
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Originally Posted by Wildcat1971
(Post 11663455)
Do the 1.7 pistons with 37.5/35 have less steering?
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Originally Posted by Wild Cherry
(Post 11663564)
less pack compared to 1.6 ,thus more grip & steering...
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If people are looking for pertinent info on the kit, and would like to see it listed on the first page, pm me with the info. I have a lot of things to be added, and I'm sure ill miss something.
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Originally Posted by Razathorn
(Post 11663612)
My experience when I went directly from 1.6 30/27 to 1.7 37/35 was more steering response but less rear grip. The low speed damping was thicker on the 1.7, but the pack was less.
less pack = more traction & steering common knowledge |
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