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11-18-2009 | 09:12 PM

#3751

adrictan

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Originally Posted by roychan69

Nail Polish Remover is actually Acetone; you can get them in most departmental store or Watson...

I believed you're using it to removed your glued tires...?
There are better ways than using Acetone.

I'm using nail polish remover already. I don't have oven to bake leh.

11-19-2009 | 02:16 AM

#3752

roychan69

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Quote:

Originally Posted by adrictan

I'm using nail polish remover already. I don't have oven to bake leh.

'Oven Method' don't required Acetone.

Try the 'Boiling Water Method', boil it for about 10-15 minutes; before it cools down, wear a thick glove and you could basically pull the tire out from the wheel...

11-19-2009 | 02:30 AM

#3753

SuperEk4

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My god! U dun know there's boiling method? U want to bake tires aah? Lol

11-19-2009 | 02:56 AM

#3754

roychan69

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Originally Posted by SuperEk4

My god! U dun know there's boiling method? U want to bake tires aah? Lol

Actually his 'baking method' is alright also.

11-19-2009 | 03:24 AM

#3755

SuperEk4

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Originally Posted by roychan69

Actually his 'baking method' is alright also.

After that his mum will kill him lol.

11-19-2009 | 03:45 AM

#3756

roychan69

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Originally Posted by SuperEk4

After that his mum will kill him lol.

No... His mum will bake him too...

11-19-2009 | 10:57 PM

#3757

leongkc

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Where is a good place to run/bash M-chassis in SGP?

11-20-2009 | 03:00 AM

#3758

roychan69

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Originally Posted by leongkc

Where is a good place to run/bash M-chassis in SGP?

What you mean M Chassis...???

11-20-2009 | 03:31 AM

#3759

Nov

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Originally Posted by roychan69

What you mean M Chassis...???

Tamiya M-chassis...M03, M05 etc...

Can run at BK's track at Bottletree Park...

11-20-2009 | 03:48 AM

#3760

SuperEk4

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Btw must pay one lor, mon close tue to thur $12. Fri to sun $15. Hv charging point, off road n crawler track.

11-20-2009 | 03:54 AM

#3761

roychan69

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Nov

Tamiya M-chassis...M03, M05 etc...

Can run at BK's track at Bottletree Park...

Oh I see... Don't know about that hahaha...

Anyway SuperEK4 already answered him...

11-20-2009 | 06:16 AM

#3762

leongkc

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Originally Posted by SuperEk4

Btw must pay one lor, mon close tue to thur $12. Fri to sun $15. Hv charging point, off road n crawler track.

Is it crowded on weekdays? I have quite a number of days of leave to clear in Dec, thought of going down and have a look...

11-20-2009 | 09:03 PM

#3763

Ivan Hng

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ivan Hng

To all the bros out there, I got a bit of a problem right now. Help and advise needed.

I keep on twisting and snapping my drive shafts. Is there any way I can custom my drive shaft with something much more durable? eg spring steel

The one I am using now is from HPI and its made of steel. Every time I twist one, the damage to my pocket is about $30 bucks.

Or does anyone one know where can I get a replacement which is of the same or similar dimensions? (Pics and dimensions below)

All comments and advice are welcomed and appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Found! Thanks Sia!

11-21-2009 | 04:40 AM

#3764

roychan69

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ivan Hng

Found! Thanks Sia!

Good... Long told you to look for Mr. HPI...

11-22-2009 | 06:10 PM

#3765

alantan_74

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Quote:

Originally Posted by roychan69

No problem.

If you tried your other 3 'normal servos' that was stock from your other cars and the twitching is still there; perhaps you should loan a better quality one from your friend to test it out.

It should not be your radio problem though.

Hi,
Nw i have change both servo to towerpro 995 and the problem still the same.

1) When i turn the steering to either left or right the throttle servo will twitch.
2) The throttle servo have sound(Mean can hear e motor run but the gear not moving but after a while is stop.
3) Can it be the receiver problem??

Is truck giving me headach,

Can any bro here pls advice as i change what i think so change.

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