That yellow shrink wrap looks familiar.

Sup yallz.. currently just e-mailed the company i found that makes 1/10th scale aluminum rc rims several varieties and colors .. i'll get back on here and post later on the actual demisions/width and prices on those after they e-mail me back..

Cut 3/16in from the inside of the pads....


Makes the slipper more consistent....


easier to adjust & stays the same longer

titanium axles...

Rc water pump the size of a quarter so you dont have to wait for cool down after changing your batteries..

Lambo body.. stole it off a cheap rc fits great..

aluminum gear box.. no twist like the plastic one..

LED fan and radiator for a labtop.. prolly going to custom make my owen radiator for better space and weight..

purdy monster made from scratch..

Is there anything I can apply to my car's plastic components to bring it's shine back? Preferably something from walmart, but i'm also making an order from amain tonight, so anything from there would be fine too.

wd-40

I use WD-40. It helps bring the shine back and also helps repel dirt.

woohoo! this will be my first cheap fix.....ever! to the garage!!!

alot arL are using this

Yeah I race with a guy sponsored by them, but it's so dang expensive!

doggie

nicee. the vented slipper plates, jc spur and new pads are very good. The pads last much longer with the vented, ill try this tho.

Picked up third in the a with my 13.5 buggy today at the tracks trophy race, down to the f mains! man was that a fun wait!

i got a slick track setup that i can give out to anybody who wants, for indoor clay, very wet, slippery but the traction is pretty good, dirt still has to settle due to a fresh layout

yepp.. maybe he'll share a sample one day and convience me kal-gard is awesome stuff.

I run BRCR, actually there now lol waiting on the first heat..