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04-12-2011, 03:40 PM
#5401
I've been lurking in this thread lately because it will be my ride of choice if Steve is unable to get things turned around.
04-12-2011, 06:35 PM
#5404
we fly out for Neobuggy next week, no rest for the weary... changing planes twice, and once in Amsterdam. Hope the baggage handlers aren't stoned. 
It is widely believed that Japanese 7075 is the best, that's the only reason I say that. They invented it, and hold to a very high standard. It's the best wearing chassis I have ever seen.
04-12-2011, 06:53 PM
#5405
From working in Aviation, i have found that 7075 is 7075. To labeled as 7075-T6 to meet quite a fine set of guidelines/material composition.
jap. aluminum, jap. steel, swiss steel, all have equivalents in the market
jap. aluminum, jap. steel, swiss steel, all have equivalents in the market
04-12-2011, 08:55 PM
#5407
04-12-2011, 09:55 PM
#5408
Tech Master
iTrader: (18)
Hey bud, yes the coating does wear off quickly but doesn't mean it's no good trust me, especially if you ran at Mills Ponds I heard it was asphalt out there, that could easily take the coating off. I mainly run at the asylum a little more north but still hard grooved I put a lot of wear on my chassis and plastics.
I might have met you, I'm Andy Ive been at The Asylum every race there and Lake Park, always with a Kyosho shirt.
Andy
I might have met you, I'm Andy Ive been at The Asylum every race there and Lake Park, always with a Kyosho shirt.
Andy
04-13-2011, 05:41 AM
#5411
soon as I get a chance. going a little crazy right now.. we fly out for Neobuggy next week, no rest for the weary... changing planes twice, and once in Amsterdam. Hope the baggage handlers aren't stoned.
It is widely believed that Japanese 7075 is the best, that's the only reason I say that. They invented it, and hold to a very high standard. It's the best wearing chassis I have ever seen.
we fly out for Neobuggy next week, no rest for the weary... changing planes twice, and once in Amsterdam. Hope the baggage handlers aren't stoned. It is widely believed that Japanese 7075 is the best, that's the only reason I say that. They invented it, and hold to a very high standard. It's the best wearing chassis I have ever seen.
04-13-2011, 05:46 AM
#5412
Everthing Zac said plus titanium hinge pins and just drive it. IF I may interest you on getting extra center diff, clutchbell and shoes and drill them out .01 bigger than the hole thats on it. So that once the shoes heat up and expand they still move freely.
Drive it for a good two month then post back on the thread what are good upgrade parts. ANd sure we'll tell you the same thing.
Drive it for a good two month then post back on the thread what are good upgrade parts. ANd sure we'll tell you the same thing.
04-13-2011, 07:43 AM
#5414
04-13-2011, 07:53 AM
#5415
Tech Rookie
Yes, the Bulldog for RC8 fits good.
But dont cut on the line at the pole for the clips.:
Sorry for my bad English.
But dont cut on the line at the pole for the clips.:
Sorry for my bad English.