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Old 09-03-2007, 11:06 PM
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i had my CF plate on for one year and it never broke, but i replaced it for the KHZ plate just to be safe. i've heard of people breaking them, but only after some serious head on crashes.
To stop the breakage issue with the top plate, people have been putting cone washers on it above the screw that hold's the chassis brace. I'd do it on all the screws. It will just help spread the load over a greater area.
Thanks for the advice.
I have only had my FTE for a week now (this is my first buggy). It certainly handles very well and is fast . All the parts seem to be very good quality and the kit went together easily, I am glad I bought it.
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Old 09-03-2007, 11:07 PM
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Hi Tabushi
Congrats on the performance. Good to hear the Mega still running well.
Hope baby is doing well too.
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Old 09-04-2007, 08:15 AM
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I was wondering if any of these tires are any good? And witch compound is the softest? (WD, BKD,WS)
Has any one tried them?
And they are only $23 shipped for 4 mounted tires! :shock:

These look like CF knockoffs. [-X




http://cgi.ebay.com/NIB-Racingspike-...QQcmdZViewItem

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These look really cool also. 8)




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Old 09-04-2007, 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by BrisbaneTNX
Pato,
Congrats on your results.

I noticed in your pics that you have what looks to be like a King Headz front plate installed. Does the graphite one that is supplied with the FTE kit break easily?


Thanks man,


Nope, i never broke a front plate on almost 2 years of racing with my Jammin FTE, the thing is that couple friends broke the plate (very HARD nose-diving crashes) so i installed that upgrade just prior to the 2007 Southamerican Championship in March 2007, its a Fioroni one.

Only upgrades im using are :

- Fioroni Chassis (2006 christmas present from my wife).
- Aluminum radio plate posts.
- Fioroni front plate.


cya,
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Old 09-04-2007, 05:12 PM
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Just picked up a X1cr. My first 1/8. I have ran a xxxnt before on offroad and oval so I'm familiar with nitro. My question is what the most common motor everyone is running in there buggy? Thanks
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I run an RB ws7111 great engine have about 10 gallons through it and it still screams
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Old 09-04-2007, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Tabushi
Couple shots of my FTE yesterday at RC Colombia Track in BOGOTA - Colombia.

TQ and First Place on Buggy Class, almost 2 months without racing in Buggy, felt very good with the car on a grass based heavy track at 8500+feet over sea level :
cya guys !!
tabushi.. where's the full result.. any link..action picture..??
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Old 09-04-2007, 09:19 PM
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Originally Posted by chris72983
Just picked up a X1cr. My first 1/8. I have ran a xxxnt before on offroad and oval so I'm familiar with nitro. My question is what the most common motor everyone is running in there buggy? Thanks
i run a Werks B7.21PRO and a Novarossi P5X....
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Old 09-04-2007, 09:30 PM
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Crono RS5, OS V Spec, or Jammin .21. I really like the Jammin, but I have the OS in right now.
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My Jammin .21 is killin it! Now with an after market head it has awakend!

Bigsal-Those tires blow. They are so hard it's like you're on ice. Also, the drive hex's fit loose. And they are not compounds, they are abreviated descriptions-bkd=black dish, ws=white spoke,wd=white dish and so on.
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Old 09-04-2007, 11:15 PM
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Go 21 5 port. Go 21 7port, P5 RS5, JP5BN
They are all my favourites.

Any engine will do for your buggy. Get the something that suits your pocket now and upgrade later as you become better with your racing.
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Old 09-05-2007, 06:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Tabushi
Thanks man,


Nope, i never broke a front plate on almost 2 years of racing with my Jammin FTE, the thing is that couple friends broke the plate (very HARD nose-diving crashes) so i installed that upgrade just prior to the 2007 Southamerican Championship in March 2007, its a Fioroni one.

Only upgrades im using are :

- Fioroni Chassis (2006 christmas present from my wife).
- Aluminum radio plate posts.
- Fioroni front plate.


cya,
From experience you dont need all the hopups. It wont make you any faster.
I have a fully hopped up X1 with all the available upgrades and its cool but not necessary.
Anyways I am very exited as I will be recieving my new Big Bores for my buggy next week.
I will take some pics for you and maybe a review on how I find the differences.
The kit comes without springs. You get 2 types hard and soft. I'll try out both.
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Old 09-05-2007, 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted by arghh
tabushi.. where's the full result.. any link..action picture..??

Nopes, ... will try to get all that next race (in 2 weeks) ...

Jerseyboy, you are right, X1 FTE does not needs any hopup, but hey, my wife gave me the fioroni chassis, i had to use it man !!!

cya,
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Is this a good motor for my first 1/8 scale motor, I dont want to spend to much on a motor till I know im going to like 1/8 scale racing. http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...rodID=OFN51210

I had a picco in a 10th scale truck and it always ran good
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Not a super strong motor by any means but a solid motor. Good choice as a starter engine.
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