5LikesAlex Racing Barracuda R2 & R3
08-21-2003, 12:05 AM
#3451
Tech Regular
Originally posted by cHckbOY5
so wat do u recommend?
so wat do u recommend?
08-21-2003, 12:12 AM
#3452
headbanger ygpm
08-21-2003, 12:59 AM
#3453
Tech Regular
Originally posted by cHckbOY5
headbanger ygpm
headbanger ygpm
08-21-2003, 01:16 AM
#3454
what screws are included in the alex ti screw kit?
do the replace the bottom phillips screws? or just some of the tophead screws?
do the replace the bottom phillips screws? or just some of the tophead screws?
08-21-2003, 01:16 AM
#3455
where do they have ti screw kit? i dont see it on speedtech
08-21-2003, 02:39 AM
#3456
Tech Master
Pal A-spec
Please click the above link to know more about it.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...threadid=23161
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...threadid=23161
08-21-2003, 06:38 AM
#3457
Re: Pal A-spec
Originally posted by Tsubasa Sakai
Please click the above link to know more about it.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...threadid=23161
Please click the above link to know more about it.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...threadid=23161
The owner of PAL dosen`t sending his Products there due to the fast that "product D" made a close copy of PAL`s older OneFlag stuff and.. He`s kind of burt on the whole deal...but if you can get it that would be good for you....let us know how everything works out.... but I think you`ll have a hard time getting it there
-Dave
The next body..
08-21-2003, 07:00 AM
#3461
You like your purple and pink don't you Dave 
you must have an awful lot of patient to mask something like that, do you use liquid mask or tape? I'm looking out for some A4 sheets of masking tape, would make stuff like that much easier but not many places sell it.
Chckboy to build the cuda in standard form you need a 2.5mm hex head driver for all the upper deck screws, the big cap head ones.
A 1.5mm hex head driver for things like cvd grub screws and pinions.
Philips No. 2 screw driver for all the other screws, mostly countersunk ones on the bottom of the chassis.
You'll also want a flat bladed screw driver for the diff screw, just something of average size.
Lots of people here don't like philips head screws, me included, as it's very easy to strip the heads, leaving you with a big problem of a screw stuck in your chassis. So most people get a screw set that has a 2mm hexhead to it. You can start with just the philips head screws to save money, they are all counter sunk head (cap heads sit pround of the surface like the ones used on the top deck) Alex Racing also makes a complete set with Torx heads which some people like others don't, I've never used them so can't comment, but they should be a lot better than philips head.
Hudy make good drivers, 120mm helps youo get into difficult places, I never find a need for shorter ones. Integy drivers are good IMO, certainly the 2.5mm one I have is nice, nice large handle and has a good fit in the screw heads, it's the smaller hex;s you often run into trouble with though as they are easier to round off, so I don't know about them.
you must have an awful lot of patient to mask something like that, do you use liquid mask or tape? I'm looking out for some A4 sheets of masking tape, would make stuff like that much easier but not many places sell it.
Chckboy to build the cuda in standard form you need a 2.5mm hex head driver for all the upper deck screws, the big cap head ones.
A 1.5mm hex head driver for things like cvd grub screws and pinions.
Philips No. 2 screw driver for all the other screws, mostly countersunk ones on the bottom of the chassis.
You'll also want a flat bladed screw driver for the diff screw, just something of average size.
Lots of people here don't like philips head screws, me included, as it's very easy to strip the heads, leaving you with a big problem of a screw stuck in your chassis. So most people get a screw set that has a 2mm hexhead to it. You can start with just the philips head screws to save money, they are all counter sunk head (cap heads sit pround of the surface like the ones used on the top deck) Alex Racing also makes a complete set with Torx heads which some people like others don't, I've never used them so can't comment, but they should be a lot better than philips head.
Hudy make good drivers, 120mm helps youo get into difficult places, I never find a need for shorter ones. Integy drivers are good IMO, certainly the 2.5mm one I have is nice, nice large handle and has a good fit in the screw heads, it's the smaller hex;s you often run into trouble with though as they are easier to round off, so I don't know about them.
08-21-2003, 07:09 AM
#3462
Originally posted by Herminator
You like your purple and pink don't you Dave
you must have an awful lot of patient to mask something like that, do you use liquid mask or tape? I'm looking out for some A4 sheets of masking tape, would make stuff like that much easier but not many places sell it.
You like your purple and pink don't you Dave
you must have an awful lot of patient to mask something like that, do you use liquid mask or tape? I'm looking out for some A4 sheets of masking tape, would make stuff like that much easier but not many places sell it.
Naw Hermi` That body and the last one were for my Japanese Buddys....I`m busy Still Painting the Gang of Losi`s that I have now..
a few new color styles 
-Dave
08-21-2003, 08:21 AM
#3463
Originally posted by cHckbOY5
so wat r they gonna be replaced with? hex? also do i get flat or butten?
so wat r they gonna be replaced with? hex? also do i get flat or butten?
