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I think Integra said if it's a new r+p, shim it tight, if it's a used r+p, and you're reshimming leave just a tick of play.
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Originally Posted by Integra
(Post 6373999)
I wnna see....and if you could some how get it back to us it would be appreciated....showing the lay up guys might give them an idea on how to beef em up.....granted i dont know if that same person will be cutting them for me again as there was some BS that happened between us...either way lmk
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Ill figure something out for ya Frank...gimme a week or so and ill make some calls. :nod:
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Originally Posted by clamber
(Post 6376169)
Ive never had a nitro before so this T will be my first. Anything I should know about nitro in general or about this truck?
Here's everything Im getting with it: http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...ntitled-18.jpg Any comments? Anyone? |
Originally Posted by clamber
(Post 6378021)
Anyone?
HUDY TOOLS Otherwise I think you are goo to go. |
Yeah I have hex wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, etc.
Im going to be getting O'Donnel 20% R2R sport fuel. Is that a good fuel? Also, will Proline Badlands monster truck tires work on this truggy? |
I would go with Cold fusion if you can get your hands on it or sidewinder. And stay with 30%. Cold fusion makes a Majic bland that has 12% oil which is really good and i believe sidewinder has worlds blend or something like that with 12% oil as well. I have been running Cold fusion all year and have had nothing but good luck with it. leaves the inside of the motor clean and well lubed.:nod:
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Ill order some of that for my 2nd bottle, but for the break-in and first runs the O'Donnel should be ok right?
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Originally Posted by clamber
(Post 6378103)
Yeah I have hex wrenches, screwdrivers, pliers, etc.
Im going to be getting O'Donnel 20% R2R sport fuel. Is that a good fuel? Also, will Proline Badlands monster truck tires work on this truggy? as far as hex wreches, makes sure they are good. Hudy tools are the only stuff i have seen not strip screws. Ive used craftsman,proline,integy,losi, and hudy |
Originally Posted by losi_racer
(Post 6378473)
are you racing? if so stay with racing tires, crime fighter, bow ties, calibers. etc
as far as hex wreches, makes sure they are good. Hudy tools are the only stuff i have seen not strip screws. Ive used craftsman,proline,integy,losi, and hudy |
Originally Posted by TIX
(Post 6374977)
you really seem to confuse me
first you said leave a bit of play then you said get it tight so its a little notchy now your saying that you leave a little play which is it? tight or loose? your confusing your own advise :nod: why give advise if you yourself dont even know which is right Integra when you dont know something dont pretend that you do and then run over to the Drake sight and ask him and wait for a response and then come back here with a different answer. WHEN YOU DONT KNOW THEN DONT GIVE ADVICE. ASK someone who does know then pass on the advice. |
Originally Posted by Vareck
(Post 6378684)
+1
Integra when you dont know something dont pretend that you do and then run over to the Drake sight and ask him and wait for a response and then come back here with a different answer. WHEN YOU DONT KNOW THEN DONT GIVE ADVICE. ASK someone who does know then pass on the advice. Excuse me ? where the **** do you get off ? and where do i ask drake for diff help or advice may i ask...cuz i sure dont know. |
Originally Posted by Integra
(Post 6378813)
Excuse me ? where the **** do you get off ?
and where do i ask drake for diff help or advice may i ask...cuz i sure dont know. NO ADVICE IS BETTER THAN BAD ADVICE This is the 2.0T thread not the 1.5T thread. And on that note if anybody hasnt tried the Answer shock collars try them they are absolutely great I havent popped a spring since going over to them. I was affraid that they were going to be a little heavy and they arent they are a +1 in my books of hop-up parts. |
Originally Posted by Fierle03
(Post 6378371)
I would go with Cold fusion if you can get your hands on it or sidewinder. And stay with 30%. Cold fusion makes a Majic bland that has 12% oil which is really good and i believe sidewinder has worlds blend or something like that with 12% oil as well. I have been running Cold fusion all year and have had nothing but good luck with it. leaves the inside of the motor clean and well lubed.:nod:
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Losi is in the process of making the pinion gear bigger to have more contact space. A little birdie told me this.
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