Preston777

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ive been looking for a good set of hooks to hang my cars on the wall but i can't find anyone who has good ones. Anyone know a good place to find them.

DOMIT

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Well... a couple of years ago at the RC Pro Series race I tumbled down the back straight, bounced into the air, and hung it by one wheel in the chainlink fence. Does that count?

I normally put it on my "car stand" (an old REVO wheel/tire) on the bench. No hanging.

KWT-NITRO

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LMAO, man you should send me a piece of that fence to use it as a car stand lool

i use a Kyosho stand, i dont like hanging cars, would you hang your son or daughter?? NO, i wouldnt do it to my cars either

smokinu

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i went and got a small orginizer box at the 99 cent store
and painted the inside gray and the outside with a gold non slip surface stuff

works better then the starter box a lot lighter as well

Preston777

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my work area is just getting a little cramped so i was going to try to get the cars up out of the way when being stored.

smokinu

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you can always get shelving

or if you have pegboard then you can hang stuff from that

C.Harper

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peg board works well for the small stuff, i typically just rest my vehicles on old decommissioned starter boxes for storage though

jabberingjimbo

http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/90011396
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/00011536

That's where I got mine from in the UK as seen in here.
Stainless steel little tweek and they clip right on to the wishbones (close to chassis), don't leave any good engines in car when like this though

Integra

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Car stand of spare 40series tires.

Hanging can have adverse effect's like collecting all the 1/2 burnt fuel at the back plate and or collecting at the front bearing slowly eating away at the seals.....rest them off the wheels on a stand of some sort and your car will be happy for year's to come.

STUBYSLAP31

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http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...LSH&lpage=none

guss2009

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I use coat hooks. Take the motor out so the fuel thats left in it wont go to the front bearing. I left my engine on for a quick pic.

Take 2 hooks and measure the hooks with the back arms of the buggy/truggy.
mount it on the wall, hook the buggy/truggy on it and make sure it sits right on the hooks. I got some pics of my buggy hanging on the wall with the hooks.

looper

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