Wow now that's dedication, I live about 10 min from my local track, it's so nice!!!

jealous of the Gens Ace... still checking for the "in stock" logo

oh, so to provide stability or maintain a reference direction?

They'll come in. They just had some not too long ago. When they get them in, they are in stock for a few weeks before they run put again.

AS89020. Although if you get the Grid mount you won't need it.

Thanks Doug.

What kind of wire did you use?

Also, I couldn't tell from the pictures, but if your sensor wire is not zip-tied to the car somewhere, it's a good idea to do that.

I used Tekin 12g for the motor and Deans 12g for the battery. I used the hold down clip for the sensor wire on the back of the motor. Plus it's attached to the body post with a piece of velcro tape. It won't fall out.

DrunkenMaster and I have the exact same car. I just don't have onroad tires. I just got the FT hubs, but I've been too busy building my b44.1

How often do you guys clean your buggy? I spray it really good with the air compressor every time and wipe it down with a hard brush to get all the caked up dirt. Then spray a few more times. Pretty much I try to make it as clean as possible after every run. So far I have abOut 5 batter packs through her. What kind of stuff should I start doing soon? Also how do you get her shiny? Can't get it wet so yeah.... I would Post some pix up but I don't know how with iPhone 4 anyone elsE know how?

There aren't that many ways to clean it. I take off everything in the center and toss it in the dishwasher. I get all of the hard packed mud off first though or you'll be calling a plumber

And I do about 99% of my posting from my iPhone 4 just like this post. I upload to photobucket and link it from there.

The photobucket app for iPhone is awesome!!

I clean with the air compressor at the track after each run to make it look pretty. But what's more important is to make sure anything that rotates does so smoothly.

I make sure the suspension does not bind, and I check this fairly regularly. Dirt will get in between the arms and hinge pins, and I remove the dirt with pipe cleaners and polish up the hinge pins. I don't run shock boots, so I change shock oil after a couple days of running.

Make sure steering doesn't bind. Drivetrain is free. And I change diff oils usually just before any big races or at least once a month.

Wait, you take all electronics out as well as center diff and put everything else including bearings in dishwasher?!! Won't that ruin the bearings? I am dl photobucket now.

Yeah I check all that stuff too. So you guys dont oil the bearings or stuff like that?

They're sealed, Ive never had a problem. It gets a WD40 shower when I dry it off with compressed air. Ive only done it like 3 times, I just got the thing in January.