niznai

Yeah, Venom is kinda more of a big distributor of all sorts.

Let us know next time and who knows, maybe we can help?

coolair

tried some type of play dough in the gear dif... didnt last very long.. a
after a few runs .. very loose again...

pizzaboy192

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One thing I've used is chewed chewing gum. Some of the stuff that is "long lasting" or known for not turning to chalk after chewing it after a few minutes. It'll get pliable with heat, but isn't goopy, and isn't 100% solid when colliding with other objects on the track.

Did this successfully with my M03 and a new diff. I don't race much, but it did lock it up very well. Had good success with Trident brand (Because that is what my wife chews)

coolair

will give it a try.... and il have minty breath...

pizzaboy192

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If you're going to do this, don't try a race with fresh gum. Let it sit for a little while (6+ hours) for very solid gearbox. You can run it for a short while to get the gum in the whole set of gears, but running a race with fresh gum will not go well. It likes to escape into the rest of the gearbox.

monkeyracing

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Try pieces of silicone fuel line or cut up some earplugs.

coolair

will do
should have more give than hot glue..

Crazybrit123

So on the subject of HPI Mazda MX5 shells. We had a big problem with getting these shells in the UK. Well we thought we had a problem. Everyone was saying they don't make them any more. But a chance chat with a "at track shop" they said they would ask The HPI distributor and if they still had them showing stock we could have them. That's what we did and they did have them. Hence the availability of MX5 shells. This is also the case with the Honda Civic 225mm shell. Now to Monkey racing's paint job. This was done by a chap at our local club in the UK. He is a novice and is getting better all the time. I will try and find his web site address and will post on here next week when I'm back in the UK. He is truley a talented painter that does it just for fun. He would paint you one if you pay for the shell, the paint work and of course shipping. As I said I will put his web site up next week for you to see his other shells.

Crazybrit123

Ok so a friend has just said his designs can be seen on Facebook.
Just go to Facebook and type in MJ Designz you can ask him questions on there.

monkeyracing

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Seriously. The pictures don't do it justice. There's a cool colour shifting effect in the "honeycomb" bits. Plus, there's a monkey on it. Win!

AngryRog

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Anyone have a good overseas source for Tamiya 53254, S-Grips unmounted?

monkeyracing

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Banzai Hobby. $6USD/pr. Cheap shipping.

AngryRog

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Thanks. Just found some.

miles514

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whats the best inserts for 60D s grips on a large medium bite indoor tracks? thanks!

eR1c

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I have the Porsche body and an M05, wheelbase is not an issue. I believe there would be no issue w/ the M03 ...my ONLY concern would be the front shocks towers being too tall on the M03?? ...for the HPI Cup Racer (which that Porsche body was made for) the front shocks are in a "lay-down" format to accommodate the lower front end of the Porsche body.

I can verify for you tonight ...going to a friend's house who has an M03 ..will bring my Porsche body and will give more details on fitment.