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10-30-2001, 07:39 AM
#1607
Re: Tires for 1/18.....
Originally posted by kayun007
How much is the high grip tires for MICRO RS4 in HKD????
How much is the high grip tires for MICRO RS4 in HKD????
10-30-2001, 07:42 AM
#1608
Originally posted by Mars
you may laugh, I did nothing to it, just bolt in and run
you may laugh, I did nothing to it, just bolt in and run
10-30-2001, 08:48 AM
#1609
Tech Adept
Manticore : The select label have 2 terminal so, just bridge two of them with metal plate right?
10-30-2001, 08:55 AM
#1610
Originally posted by Kingcrab
Manticore : The select label have 2 terminal so, just bridge two of them with metal plate right?
Manticore : The select label have 2 terminal so, just bridge two of them with metal plate right?
10-30-2001, 08:58 AM
#1611
Tech Adept
Thanks a lot!!
10-30-2001, 09:06 AM
#1612
Originally posted by Kingcrab
Thanks a lot!!
Thanks a lot!!
10-30-2001, 04:39 PM
#1613
hehehe...it was just a thought...oh well...ill stick with the lathe then....
but when ever i take the motor to get the comm cut...they always charge me more because they said that i worn out the comm too much and have to cut the comm deeper. i think ill sand the comm...run it a few times, then get it cut...hahaha...that would save me some money!
but when ever i take the motor to get the comm cut...they always charge me more because they said that i worn out the comm too much and have to cut the comm deeper. i think ill sand the comm...run it a few times, then get it cut...hahaha...that would save me some money!
10-30-2001, 06:37 PM
#1614
999: how much they charge for each comm cut?
10-31-2001, 12:18 AM
#1615
Tech Master
Anyone play 1/12 with 23T???
If I use 100T spur,how many tooth of pinion should I use??
If I use 100T spur,how many tooth of pinion should I use??
10-31-2001, 02:29 AM
#1617
TS: if you use a 100T spur, I think you can gear at 26-27T. but I am not sure whether you can do so because there is very limited room to let the motor move forward when using a larger pinion.
999: That's very expensive!!!
I was expecting $10-$20! I cut comm for my friends at track for free. I think you better save up the comm cutting charge for a lathe. Much more cost efficient in the long run.
999: That's very expensive!!!
I was expecting $10-$20! I cut comm for my friends at track for free. I think you better save up the comm cutting charge for a lathe. Much more cost efficient in the long run.
10-31-2001, 02:31 AM
#1618
Tech Regular
Kingcrab: Best of luck for your "All Japan R/C Touring Race". Make sure you can provide us day to day actions from Japan if you have direct access to internet.
Mars: Is Andy going for the race? I knew he did last year.
Mars: Is Andy going for the race? I knew he did last year.
10-31-2001, 03:09 AM
#1620
999-Thats not just expensive.... it is positively a total rip-off to charge $30-50 to cut a comm. A Hudy lathe with diamond bit will set you back around $13xx-14xx.
You will get your money back after around 35 comms! I have cut at least 100 comms with my Hudy and the diamond cutter is still working like new. What you could do is to club together with a few friends and split the cost in buying the lathe. Thats what we did with our foam tire truer!
You will get your money back after around 35 comms! I have cut at least 100 comms with my Hudy and the diamond cutter is still working like new. What you could do is to club together with a few friends and split the cost in buying the lathe. Thats what we did with our foam tire truer!