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grumpygramps

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    These guys ain't small in the balls department either!
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    Right... Yep, they're sealed with rubber too... Sometimes I'm not the sharpest spoon in the drawer!
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    http://www.rwd.fm/ Wicked internet radio station from the States, all sorts of underground bass music... It's just gone a bit weird, been wicked Miami Bass and Hip-hop all evening though, well worth checking out for some new sounds. http://jungletrain.net/ Another decent internet station, for all Junglists out there!
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    Aaaaaaarrrgghhhh!!!!! http://youtu.be/b8oafdXX_5U
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    It's definitely worth doing, makes steering nice and smooth, a bit easier on the servo too. Go for the cheaper bearings, the HPI's are a complete rip-off!! Or - I can send you some new ones which are metal shielded like the HPI ones for the same money as the cheap ones
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    BUMP!! Must be someone wants to bling up their TT-01 with some DECENT alloy hop-ups..?
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    BUMP! Will take
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    OK, you can stop pretending you don't want them now! Somebody, please make an offer on these
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    BUMP!! Front and rear bulkheads, Alza bulkhead brace kit, set of bottom A-arms, plastic battery box mounts, plastic BB shock caps and lots more spares ready to go.. PM me
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    Yep, that'll do the job nicely Think you need 22mm screws, if I remember rightly, so they reach to the back of the rear hole, but don't touch the dogbone.
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    You finding that the front shock springs are rubbing against the upper arms..? If so there's a simple mod you can do..
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    Yuck!! Looks like a cab forward Hummer...
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    Good idea, but I'm not sure I like the design, if it's constructed how it appears to be.... Seems, from the pics, like each of the wheels is supported by just one strut, without any cross members etc. between the two, so the wheels are likely to twist out when a load's put on them. Not good...
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    Nosram ESC anyone...?
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    BUMP!! They're getting very lonely now....
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    BUMP!
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    BUMP!
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    BUMP! Price dropped If you want them to fit standard size Truggy/MT axles, then I can get a local metal workshop to precision drill them for a small cost.
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    SOLD
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    SOLD
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    Hi Mark, Not looking for any trades mate, sorry, on my way out of the hobby for the time being. Thanks anyways, Lawrence
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    I know I've linked to these before http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hong-Nor-Super-Long-Life-Alum-Clutch-Shoes-Red-/400260969878?pt=UK_ToysGames_RadioControlled_JN&hash=item5d3169b596#ht_1597wt_1344 but they're worth the extra few squid
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    Evening squire! Parts can be readily got from places like RCDisco, or ebay, loads of them come up secondhand and in bits. Not sure 100% on compatibility, but most bits are common. I know that they made the chassis longer on later models, so centre driveshafts may be a no-go.. Hope that helps, if not I'll get hold of someone that does know and make sure for you!
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    @ suicideneil - No offence chap, but you didn't exactly present your first post very diplomatically, that can help when we're all trying to have a nice friendly time on here - which, along with sharing information, is what the community is based around.
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    Dude... Check the vids out! It's nothing to do with the spur gear!
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