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Old 07-08-2003, 06:13 PM
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they are american sizes , not metric ,,

off my head i cant remember but if you get the set you cant go wrong
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Old 07-08-2003, 06:13 PM
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how much is the set, $40?
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I was wondering which wildcar fuel do you use? I know that they produce heli fuel, pro mix and eliminator. which would you reccomend for a mt12?

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Originally posted by sbmon
thanks for the help on the kyosho collars
i'm gonna look for em at my lhs, by the way
did you decide to get an os tr turbo 12 or
not just wondering, i too recently got the
regular non turbo 12 tr for my ntc3s
my only problem is the clutch bell not covering the
clutch shoes completely , i think you mentioned this too a while
back but you were running alloy clutch shoes i am using the stock
ones for now , didyou try putting a spacer behind the the
clutch shoes to remedy this ? and if so did it work and is your
engagement still consistent.
thanks have a good day
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What shaft is the motor,threaded or SG shaft..(the book has differnt insructions for each one)..if its a std length threaded shaft,did you remember to cut theh crank?..

I put the stock shoes back in,but if it doesn't rain tonite,and we race,I'm going to try the alloy shoes with ethe spacer..(actually a Kyosho 3mm washer)...
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Originally posted by jscamry
I was wondering which wildcar fuel do you use? I know that they produce heli fuel, pro mix and eliminator. which would you reccomend for a mt12?

thanks J.

I was using Wildcat Elimanintor(NOT THE PLUS,which is 18%oil)..

The elim. has a 14% oil content..and is teh only car fuel Wildcat makes with performance addititives for car engines..

HPI's fuel(mixed by Wildcat) is the same thing...

Trinitys Monster HP(which I use now) is 12% oil content..

trintys Platinum is 8% oil content..

all these fuels have the same basic formulas....(additive wise)..

I like teh little extra performance from the 12% oil content..

but for playing with some of my stock motored cars(esp. the Nitro Blizzard,where teh engine gets HOT)..I run the Elimimanator)..
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Originally posted by nitrosaurus
how much is the set, $40?
In that vicinity.

The sizes are .05", 1/16", 5/64" (or 2mm), and 3/32".

The socket sizes are 11/32", 1/4" and 3/16".
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Old 07-09-2003, 05:26 AM
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Trinitys Monster HP(which I use now) is 12% oil content..

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I've been using this fuel also and really like how consistent it is from bottle to bottle. Plenty of power, engine runs cool and seems to last forever. Plus it's a little less expensive than the other fuels.
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Old 07-09-2003, 01:23 PM
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I have recently purchased a NTC3 that came with a Picco .15 motor. I need to get a .12 to race locally. I am after a reliable, competitive engine. I race for fun rather than on a competitive basis.

What engines would you guys recommend please? I was thinking about a OS TR12 as I have the CV-R in my gas truck.

Thanks is advance
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Old 07-09-2003, 01:24 PM
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The TR is good, I use a mugen mt12. reliable and fast.
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Old 07-09-2003, 02:54 PM
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A OS 12 TR is a very reliable easy to tune engine that is competitive.
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Old 07-09-2003, 03:40 PM
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If you dont mind buying a tr with a rotary carb and a short shaft rather than a pilot shaft you can get the tr for $90 on tower this version of the engine is being discontinued so tower's trying to get rid of them. Im thinking of picking one up for my gt since my cv-r's almost dead and you cant beat the price its cheaper than a cv-r!
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Old 07-09-2003, 04:54 PM
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What size screw (the long one) comes with "the Fix" I had to dremel mine out because it came loose (my fault) and wore out the hex and i need to get a replacement.
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Old 07-09-2003, 06:49 PM
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1 1/4" screw....4-40 size
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Old 07-09-2003, 07:06 PM
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Hey all I was wondering waht is the difference between the factory team Blade Roll Bar and the Front or Rear Anti-Roll Bar?

Thanks all
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The difference is that the spring rate of the blade bar is adjustable.
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