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Old 08-16-2014, 03:29 AM
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Anyone heard anything about the pro line shock caps?
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Old 08-16-2014, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by moch8
Anyone heard anything about the pro line shock caps?
No proline shock caps they were made only for Ty. Hotbodies is making some metal ones but don't know how far those are out
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Old 08-16-2014, 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Cygnus X
...a friend painted a body for me with spastix candy orange with silver backing...the orange is very close to the HB orange anodizing

LOL….I like this one!!!
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Cpl short vids of the second time on the dirt..getting used to it

http://youtu.be/lkgOU9iIS4s


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Old 08-16-2014, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by t3gt
LOL….I like this one!!!
thanks....googley eye's have become a trademark of mine...all my cars got them...some painted...some stolen from the kids projects and servo taped to my cars....

just hope pixar or is it disney dont sue me :-)
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Old 08-16-2014, 11:10 PM
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Originally Posted by t3gt
LOL….I like this one!!!
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Originally Posted by Cygnus X
thanks....googley eye's have become a trademark of mine...all my cars got them...some painted...some stolen from the kids projects and servo taped to my cars....

just hope pixar or is it disney dont sue me :-)
Better not let my friend who races RC cars and works for Pixar on rctech.
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Has anyone had a chance to compare the handling of HB kit body shell vs Proline TYPE R shell?
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Old 08-17-2014, 01:55 AM
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Originally Posted by vadersing
Has anyone had a chance to compare the handling of HB kit body shell vs Proline TYPE R shell?
im 99% sure you will not find any difference in handling regarding different body styles .

unless, you drive professionally and 5 days a week, even then.
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The videos I posted have the proline body on it. I'm not good enough to tell a difference, but works well..
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Old 08-17-2014, 09:43 AM
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I will start off by saying that ball cup shock caps were a really dumb idea. they are a very poor way to save money. My second time out on the track and a guys spins out in front of me and i hit him there was no avoiding him. Shock pops off that was just the beginning of the night. The inner hinge pins are fragile too. I broke one of those at the threads. So i was able to purchase a pack of hinge pins from a fellow racer. Guess what they don't come with the lock nuts. The lock nuts are not a standard size. No one in the whole building had this size. another Hot Bodies FAIL once these things pop off they are done they will come off if you breathe on them Thanks hot bodies for ruining my race night
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Originally Posted by evolution03
I will start off by saying that ball cup shock caps were a really dumb idea. they are a very poor way to save money. My second time out on the track and a guys spins out in front of me and i hit him there was no avoiding him. Shock pops off that was just the beginning of the night. The inner hinge pins are fragile too. I broke one of those at the threads. So i was able to purchase a pack of hinge pins from a fellow racer. Guess what they don't come with the lock nuts. The lock nuts are not a standard size. No one in the whole building had this size. another Hot Bodies FAIL once these things pop off they are done they will come off if you breathe on them Thanks hot bodies for ruining my race night
The nuts on the hinge pins are a standard size... 2mm, maybe just not a common size, but I found some at the local hobby shop, although they were larger on the outside (larger wrench size) which shouldn't matter.
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Old 08-17-2014, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Sofa King
The nuts on the hinge pins are a standard size... 2mm, maybe just not a common size, but I found some at the local hobby shop, although they were larger on the outside (larger wrench size) which shouldn't matter.
yeah i should have said they weren't a common size actually a metric size lol They included so much in this kit extra but none of those lock nuts at least they should be included when you buy hinge pins. I honestly would have rather them not include any of the extra sway bars and other extra stuff for better shock caps. They made a bad decision putting those on this buggy.
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Old 08-17-2014, 11:01 AM
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I had the pleasure of running with evolution03 at the track last night.

His builds always look really good, and he's a very talented driver. I hated seeing him have all the trouble with his car last night, and was pretty disappointed that we didn't get to race more together. Looking forward to racing with you again evo.

I had one rear camber link end fail last night after a REALLY hard smack against the wall. This is my first part I've had to replace so far. I'm enjoying the car a lot. I've become more competitive than ever with the D413. I absolutely love this car, and it's the most fun rc I've ever owned.





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Old 08-17-2014, 01:05 PM
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Matt you did do really well with the buggy. I'm not planning to race much inside over the next few months. Im hoping X-ray releases a new buggy with the center diff they are working on. We are finally getting to see the weak links in this buggy.

my first outing with this buggy went good. Second outing broke hinge pin rear camber link and shock caps popped off. They knew the shock caps were bad or Ty would have been running them. The wreck he had getting sandwiched between maifield and cav the caps would have popped no doubt. Hotbodies chose to send the buggies anyways and it took them forever.
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