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I'd also be interested in doing some bashing whenever theres a meet up

Bump. Open to offers, please let me know via pm if ive over priced this?

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Engine sounds like its too rich, weaken the mixture a little at a time, the rpm will increase then reduce the idle screw to compensate. With new clutch springs it can only really be that its idling too fast. Doesn't sound like your LHS has a clue? Or try a different plug just because hpi recommend one type doesn't mean its right

Ill give you £25...

Thanks guys, the car ill probably be buying is a rear motor hobbyking BZ-222 Pro http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__87758__BZ_222_Pro_1_10th_2wd_Racing_Buggy_ARR_version_.html as at this price its worth a shot no matter how good/bad it is

Up for sale is my Losi LST XXL in very good condition. Barely a mark on the body or chassis as only been run a handful of times (body still has protective film on roof), comes with all the original tools, roto starter all original servos, receiver battery ect. Only every been run on grass. Comes in original box with manuals. 2 speed auto shifting box and reverse gear which is very rare for nitro/gas rc (req 3 channel radio gear). Engine has full compression and runs perfectly. Was broken in correctly on opti 25% nitro fuel. **Does not come with the Spektrum transmitter, receiver or telemetry sensors as required for my other cars** Full model details on Losi's website here - http://www.losi.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=LOSB0016 So required to run: Radio gear (transmitter + receiver), 20% (minimum) nitro fuel, batteries for glow starter (AA) and roto starter (7.2 stick pack) plus a charger to charge batteries (will pre charge the receiver pack) Thanks for looking, any questions please ask. No returns due to nature of hobby. UK post only, collection preferred due to size/weight, can deliver locally (Surrey/West London, ask before buying though). Asking £245 + £23 postage (collection preferred!), open to sensible offers from club members. eBay link and more pics - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/-/272297302837

I may soon be getting a 1/10 2wd racing buggy to practice racing with on I believe an astro track near me. Can anyone suggest tyres front and back? (im a novice to racing so prob wont make much difference to me anyway lol)

Some pics of my finished mini inferno:

Im using a dx3s its old and not been updated so im thinking it might work. may buy a couple and see

Thinking about getting a couple of the orange spektrum compatible receivers from hobbyking, has anyone used them with the dx3s without problem?? Are they reliable? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nice to meet you too hot rod hope you get that break issue sorted! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm just here now where is everybody!? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ill be down about 1ish just bringing my D8-E charging packs now

No that area is the Mercedes benz off road course. Would be awesome though!

Don't know if I will but let's say racing, so the best handling, quality buggy Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I know everyone's got their opinions on this topic but I was wondering what people rate as the best quality 8th buggy money can buy is? I'm thinking along the lines of serpent/sworkz/durango/losi/hotbodies ect? I have a hotbodies d8 with monster electric conversion and tekin brushless system which I thinks pretty good but was considering the possibility of getting another for nitro maybe Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If im free and weather holds out I might make it. Where do you meet when there?

Im thinking about selling it without the spectrum telemetry receiver and sensor as ill want to use them in my new mini nitro, would this have a lot of impact on the value to most people? I cnt see you can even buy them anymore so im guessing no one really wants telemetry and most people tend to keep their radio gear a put in next car?

Thanks, never had one this small everything else has been 1/8 or 1/10 scale. It comes ARR but cant find any reference to if the diffs and shocks come pre-oiled? I don't want to open them up if I don't have to. What do you reckon?

Before I push the button on a couple of these alturn servos does anyone know how much torque im likely to need for steering and throttle/brake?

Got it off a seller on ebay, £100 posted which I didn't think was too bad really.