288LikesTamiya mini cooper
09-06-2008, 03:16 PM
#7201
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The quicker you order, the quicker it gets to you....
I want to emphasise again too, we don't make any money out of these, you're getting them at the cheapest price we can get.
I want to emphasise again too, we don't make any money out of these, you're getting them at the cheapest price we can get.
09-07-2008, 03:32 AM
#7202
LOVE the t-shirts guys I think they'll be big item around the tracks pretty soon. 
09-07-2008, 10:57 PM
#7203
I have been considering getting a mini, and looking through the rules, it only allows a 20tooth pinion. Is this to keep everyone equal?
I can see a pretty easy way around this, I am a toolmaker and could make a new 20tooth pinon, but a larger diameter using a different pitch, and make a new smaller spur to suit. So I would still have a 20tooth pinion, it would just be bigger than others..... If I did this would I get picked on???
I can see a pretty easy way around this, I am a toolmaker and could make a new 20tooth pinon, but a larger diameter using a different pitch, and make a new smaller spur to suit. So I would still have a 20tooth pinion, it would just be bigger than others..... If I did this would I get picked on???
09-07-2008, 11:01 PM
#7204
I have been considering getting a mini, and looking through the rules, it only allows a 20tooth pinion. Is this to keep everyone equal?
I can see a pretty easy way around this, I am a toolmaker and could make a new 20tooth pinon, but a larger diameter using a different pitch, and make a new smaller spur to suit. So I would still have a 20tooth pinion, it would just be bigger than others..... If I did this would I get picked on???
I can see a pretty easy way around this, I am a toolmaker and could make a new 20tooth pinon, but a larger diameter using a different pitch, and make a new smaller spur to suit. So I would still have a 20tooth pinion, it would just be bigger than others..... If I did this would I get picked on???
09-08-2008, 01:30 AM
#7207
Don't the rules say something like the kit should be assembled as per the manual and all parts and hop ups should be used as originally intended? That means you only use the parts that come in the kit box or hop ups intended for that specific chassis.
09-08-2008, 03:36 AM
#7209
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Do people stare and point at you at the track because your fashion sense is so bad? Are you struggling to find a way to declare to the world your love of minis?
rc-mini.net t-shirts are HERE! NOW!!!! Be the envy of your mates and possibly even date a super-model.
Click here to check em out.
After reading about the coursair and F150 ute bodies on rcmini I would like to ask where I can get them and how much are they?
(When you send the bloke around to hurt me tell him to bring one of each body and a large white "T" shirt).
Terry
PS...I tried to order a shirt but the link was down.
09-08-2008, 04:02 AM
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09-08-2008, 05:05 AM
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wan to know if any 1 tried the ABC genetic mini scale 4wd kit..or the active belt 4wd kit
comments?
comments?
09-08-2008, 02:05 PM
#7215
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Don't actually know Ash, we haven't physically seen one of the hats yet. But I know someone who has ordered one so we'll find out soon enough...
