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Old 12-30-2005, 05:43 AM
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I'm in the market for a new fuel gun and I have heard good and bad about fuel guns, but the best way for me to make a good decision is listen to what all the people have to say. So, who makes the best fuel gun?
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Old 12-30-2005, 05:59 AM
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My vote goes to RB. Kyosho one not very good...
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Agree with Daniz24.. the RB is one of the best fuel guns out there....
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i heard that collary has the best one, but it's very expensive
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Old 12-30-2005, 10:42 AM
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RB is simply the best!
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I have the Collari and it is virtually identical to the RB. I would choose RB because it is reliable and not a bad price. Check your local RB dealer.
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I always hear that no matter what they all leak. I didnt know RB made one...sounds pretty good?

Anyone got any pictures of the RB?
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I believe www.acehardwarehobbies.com sells them, It is the cats meow of fuel guns.
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I had a dynamite and it was junk!
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Originally Posted by ntro75
I believe www.acehardwarehobbies.com sells them, It is the cats meow of fuel guns.
LOL Ive never heard that term. But thanks youve given me some confidence in a gun that might work. Ill have to try it out.
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Yeah, I am not a big fan of fuel gun, but if you look at pictures at the recent 1/8th WORLD, you will see that RB (gold/silver) fuel gun everywhere.......

And yes, the Dynamic fuel gun is garbage..........another good example, GOOD STUFF never cheap. Cheap stuff never good.........(ah, most of the time)
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Yup, they all tend to leak a bit. The only thing they are good for is about 2 seconds saving per pit stop, which can make the difference sometimes in your finish position.
You gotta decide if it is worth it.
BTW, go www.rbproducts.com , click "products", click "other" and check it out.
They also make a oring kit to rebuild the gun if you like.
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I will order mine in the next day or two.
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I have used 3 different dynamite guns and they were all good. The only thing I don't like about them is they take about half second longer to empty. No leaking. Maybe me and my friends just got lucky.
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Any opinion about this one ?




im thinking on one of those for my TNX PRo and my sedan 200mm ...


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