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Old 08-15-2003, 09:53 AM
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The differences between the cars was posted about a page back. The web specials arent going up in price, there is no price for them, because there are none avalible anymore from what it looks like. It would take a lot of money for me to sell mine, they are high demand.

I sold some orange parts a couple days ago, literally 1 minute after I posted them, Ko bought them, and I got 2 pm's from others...
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Originally posted by cHckbOY5
is running stick pack batts not good?
Stick packs are okay if you are starting out or just bashing around. The NiMah packs require less maintenance. Once you get better or start racing, you probably want to move up to matched packs.
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Plus if you assemble your own packs, they will fit in the battery slots, and give you a lower CG, and help performance a bit.
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Old 08-15-2003, 10:35 AM
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Randman...

Good job on the Fukayama website. I could see more products added in the future...
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Actually that's the site they had done a while ago, the one I'm working on isn't posted yet...
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Originally posted by Randman
Actually that's the site they had done a while ago, the one I'm working on isn't posted yet...
Looking forward to it...
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Yeah, it should look cool
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Originally posted by Randman
Yeah, it should look cool
Will it have a "Babe of the Month" section?
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As an alternative....

If you don't want to trim down your stock bumper....

The Xray front bumper is a perfect fit... body hole line up exactly...

If you're track doesn't have personnel transponder... Xray's has a bumper with a cut-out for the transponder.
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Originally posted by rc-zombies
Will it have a "Babe of the Month" section?
Not a bad idea
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Old 08-15-2003, 11:02 AM
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I havent gotten teflon pistons in either of my R2's. HPI #2 is the easy fix though.
hpi pistons are teflon too??
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hpi pistons are teflon too??
They are made out of a grey material, I believe I heard it's teflon, but I'm not 100% sure...
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They are made out of a grey material, I believe I heard it's teflon, but I'm not 100% sure...
yes they are... teflon impregnated plastic.... .
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I knew it was some sort of teflon...
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both speed way pals dressed now with there new skin .
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