For anyone interested I got a few wheel nuts that are similar to jconcepts just not color on them and I think a different metal.. So just not as fancy.

What race is this from?

Those are just JC bar codes V1 in the rears.

Isn't the JC Indoor Nationals this weekend?

how do pro's always keep there cars looking so clean? Mine looks like crap after like 2 races haha.

I would be willing to bet ... that was at SDRC last weekend for the 2nd annual Top Gun Shoot out.

I wonder why he doesn't have a sensor wire hooked up......

New VST2 Orion motors have two sensor ports.

Car's are basically brand new for every race, no doubt. Towers, arms, etc. They probably replace a chassis every now and then.

I've been using the Protek RC TruShield spray.

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ail-Spray-13oz

My car gets stained from dirt in certain places and the TruShield darkens those spots for awhile. It's not permanent but keeps the car looking fresh. Works well on any plastic. Helps keep dirt from sticking as well.

I just use pledge after I clean my cars.

I use simple green and an air compressor looks like new

Air compressor after every run keeps my stuff looking new. The pros use pledge to help keep dirt from sticking. A clean car is easy to work on, so that is how they keep their cars. Rocket science huh?

Um no.

When you have been to several big races with the big names, and you look at their cars in person, you will see that this is just not true. They replace parts when they wear to the point of it effecting the performance of the car. Remember, they don't crash much so things last much, much longer for them.

ArmourAll works great for keeping your car clean

JCs hook up better sometimes at our track. All of the AE guys ran JCs

@ ifuonlyknew, your posts are almost informative until you throw the sarcasm in there. Putting you on ignore bro.