Originally Posted by DBL15 (Post 13275019)

sounds good mate

you will love the new tank when you get them so strong :)

Originally Posted by vandalzzz (Post 13275098)

Mine stock one isn't cracked yet=) Had some bad crashes and hard landings, but it's ok. Next days i'll make full rebuild to check for any hidden damage, but at the first glance buggy is good, the only thing i'm worrying about is box threadlock quality, looks like in very shaky connections it doesn't hold well, gonna try some AE tl.

Originally Posted by vandalzzz (Post 13275098)

Mine stock one isn't cracked yet=) Had some bad crashes and hard landings, but it's ok. Next days i'll make full rebuild to check for any hidden damage, but at the first glance buggy is good, the only thing i'm worrying about is box threadlock quality, looks like in very shaky connections it doesn't hold well, gonna try some AE tl.

Originally Posted by vandalzzz (Post 13274995)

So, another one "First race success story"
We had 1st rd of regional champ on last sunday, and it was my first race not only in race terms, it was my first time on track with NB48 at all. Track was huge and very harsh: stones with a bit of dirt and wooden borders. But buggy has shown very stable driving, actually it drives itself very well, you just need to hold RX with coolface =) Took TQ, but finished race on 2nd place due to stucked clunk in top position on last lap of first final race (we have very weird system of three finals) and mass false start in 3rd final rd, so was able to get most points only in 2nd rd. 1st place gone to man who took 2nd place in on of the nats rd. Dissapointed a bit (mostly because of bs in 3rd rd), but new tank is on the way, and i'm completely noob in nitro at all (but with good reflexes and focus), so i have many things to work with. Setup was stock from e-manual, only swapped swaybars and made 123mm rear droop.
upd: just a random pic for sunday:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...8/DSC_0114.JPG

Originally Posted by JsK (Post 13278553)

Hey danny, going to the Sworks challenge next weekend. Anything I need to know about tech with the NB48 or NT48 ? I believe that the truggy needs weight?

Originally Posted by teknorc (Post 13278558)

We've seen a couple people with too much front toe not make it through. Might be best to have the 0 offset hubs on hand. The kit is stock with +2mm in front, +1mm in back.

Buggy tank and weight are good to go. Truggy tank is right at the limit, there is a mount inside the tank for a plug of some sort if you're over. Truggy weight is variable. I was 120g light on one scale for one race. Same scale, another race, I was well over (I think they needed to calibrate it better). That's about it.

Originally Posted by JsK (Post 13278567)

Thanks exactly the info I was looking for. Are any other Team drivers planning on attending?

Originally Posted by vandalzzz (Post 13281072)

Just noticed that new tank is available at amain now. Isn't it nice when company and reseller are within one logistic daytrip? =)

Originally Posted by FastPete (Post 13281501)

Awesome pics.