sambonee

iTrader: (10)

I've got a good idea about the gears. the bushings wear fast on this thing. I have run mine until bald on smooth shiny ceramic floor. at lease 100 batt. runs.

point that I've done.

- added limiters on the bottom of the shock shafts. I used rubber shielding from small cable. like what's used by mini z upgraded motors. this stops the bouncing and doesn't bottom out. it also stops the stress on the steering links

- used the motor/esc plug for a charger adaptor and extra battery. I hardwired the battery.

- Break in the motor. and then the gearbox. I added tamiya molybdenum to the bushings. the first one only after there was some significant wear. it helped. the 2nd, right from the start. it works well.

Steering links,
http://www.jimdunlop.com/index.php?p...products/picks
this is the best pick. it's the biggest and it is the best thickness.

no clips on body, velcro
four small bits.

added a mini z antena as kept the original as well.

here's a video of my micro t.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=y0MKCUL1c3Q


I'd love to hear your comments.

Happy New Year

steelhawke

iTrader: (5)

That track you made looks like a blast! I ordered 2 with bearings and extra parts off the bat. Time to get that old Ogauge train out and make a track for these lil' guys. I think a scale train hazard on a track would add hours of fun. Hmm maybe I should order more extra parts right off. P.S. thnx for the tips...