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masterhit 05-29-2014 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by cdwilliams1 (Post 13292452)
Marc's got a pic posted on his Facebook from the Reedy Race where every competitor and their team are listed. Not quite an old school breakdown with all the gear, but a nice list.

I miss these days... :cry: Of course it came out nearly 5 months after the race was over....

Mike Slaughter

RedBullFiXX 05-29-2014 10:15 AM


Originally Posted by masterhit (Post 13297730)
I miss these days... :cry: Of course it came out nearly 5 months after the race was over....

Mike Slaughter

wow
:lol:

masterhit 05-29-2014 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by RedBullFiXX (Post 13297808)
wow
:lol:

Just for you! :p

RedBullFiXX 05-29-2014 12:47 PM


Originally Posted by masterhit (Post 13297859)
Just for you! :p

Awesomatix ain't got nuthing on the CUDA :lol:

sosidge 05-29-2014 03:02 PM

Oddly enough I saw a Barracuda at racing tonight... blast from the past!

RedBullFiXX 05-29-2014 03:21 PM


Originally Posted by sosidge (Post 13298391)
Oddly enough I saw a Barracuda at racing tonight... blast from the past!

Way ahead of it's time, that car was

rtypec 05-29-2014 05:24 PM

Nice Redbull throw back Thursday masterhit...brings back memories of the fish, complete with splifferential :) My evo3 was made for me. Can't wait for the evo6.

artwork 05-30-2014 08:20 AM

Anyone having issues with breaking front blades on the 418 with the spool? Anyone have a good solution for this issue?

It seems both the Tamiya and Roche blades do not hold up well to braking and thus cause them to break on the backside.

Anyone have a good solution?

Qatmix 05-30-2014 08:27 AM


Originally Posted by artwork (Post 13300027)
Anyone having issues with breaking front blades on the 418 with the spool? Anyone have a good solution for this issue?

It seems both the Tamiya and Roche blades do not hold up well to braking and thus cause them to break on the backside.

Anyone have a good solution?

I just boil my blades. They last quite a long time but a big hit will soon make them fail. I treat them as a consumable so have no problem replacing them every month or so when they look like they are fading.

You can just fit the older spool cups or get the steel ones that require no blades (like on the 417v5) the spool is the same as the 417 in fitting so any 417/418 steel spool outdrives should fit.

2-Bad 05-30-2014 05:53 PM

And/or try some ARC blades... But they are a real tight fit. You need pliers to push them on over the pins.

veecee 05-31-2014 01:09 AM


Originally Posted by artwork (Post 13300027)
Anyone having issues with breaking front blades on the 418 with the spool? Anyone have a good solution for this issue?

It seems both the Tamiya and Roche blades do not hold up well to braking and thus cause them to break on the backside.

Anyone have a good solution?

I don't bother with blades when using a spool. I use the Smokem spool cups and they last forever in mod. Since they don't need blades, I don't have to worry about blades breaking mid-run either.

rtypec 05-31-2014 06:33 AM

Tamiya has steel spool cups that don't require blades :tire:

rtypec 05-31-2014 11:47 AM

Just tried Jilles setup at the Tamiya track. It is LEGIT :deathstar

Johnn27 05-31-2014 12:21 PM

418 Raceberry chassis
 
Anybody running a 418 with the soft Raceberry chassis??? Did any TRF driver run this chassis on the 418???

Qatmix 05-31-2014 01:10 PM


Originally Posted by Johnn27 (Post 13302486)
Anybody running a 418 with the soft Raceberry chassis??? Did any TRF driver run this chassis on the 418???

I heard they were all running pretty much std cars, although looking at the setup it seems they are starting to understand how to get more out of the car as there are some interesting little changes to Jilles Set-up

http://www.thercracer.com/2014/05/ji...dy-set-up.html


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