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RC10T4 Team edition (#7020) NOW SOLD

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Hi guys, are there any Mini Inferno owners that can help me out with something? I'm looking for a new set of wheels for my 1/16 Revo as the standard tyres are pretty rubbish on dry dirt. Can anyone tell me if the Inferno's use a 12mm hex? Cheers!

I agree, but shops in the states are already listing it for less than $500, working out at about

Now sold, sorry Andy!

I'm open to offers around

Also just found I have a Spool for this hiding in my drawer at work

Hi everyone, I'm reluctantly looking for a good new home for my Revo As you can see the chassis is in great condition. Its all standard Traxxas (so still got the 2.5R engine, EZ Start system, 2 speed, forward/ reverse etc) apart from a Motorsaver air filter (standard one and 2 foams included). The bumpers and underside skid plates are scratched, but still sturdy as ever and do their job perfectly. I've just replaced the complete EZ start system with a brand new motor, gear mechanism and wiring loom. It comes with a Proline bodyshell, generally good condition but has a few scratches and a small split on the back corner. Also has a Yokomo S15 drift shell modified into a Revo basher shell... All the standard Traxxas RTR stuff is included- TQ3 transmitter, "EZ start" starter pack (doesn't include the battery), and RX charger. As are dvd/instructions and decal sheets, all the standard tools, long travel suspension kit (unused), and some spares: -2 new spare Traxxas glow plugs -2 extra sets of crystals -Some shock rebuild parts -A bag of bodyclips -An upper front right wishbone. It will also come with a Prolux "Easy-glow" glow plug starter. I found when the battery in the EZ start box starts running down, you can make your day last much longer by heating the glow plug with this and saving the EZ start for the starter motor. I'm looking for about

Top and bottom. You don't have to loosen them much, just enough for the mounting points to be able to move.

I'm selling these Universal Shafts as I don't need them. Brand new, unopened packet. Suitable for TA05 IFS, but according to the item description on the 3Racing site, they're also suitable for TA05-R. I'm looking for

Any news on how your new batteries are doing for runtime?

Great pictures!! You can hardly even tell how small it is

Spoonmeister, I've already got a Micro T! Had it nearly a year now, but I know what you mean, everyone should have one. There's pictures of it with most of its hop-ups on the pictures thread... Steve, thanks for the suggestion dude but I think the Fury is far too bonkers for my little back garden!!

Looks like a Mini Monster Baja or an RC18B/ T then... Decisions desicions! I like the idea of the adaptability of the RC18 between its different configurations, plus all the hop ups etc, but I prefer the standard spec of the Losi... AARGH!! Does anyone know if I could fast-charge the Associated battery packs with my normal charger (I've got a Pro-Peak charger with adjustable current)?

Now I'm really intrigued!! Are the MLST2 chassis and the MMB chassis the same, or is the Baja based on the first gen MLST? To be honest power is not an issue for me straight away, yeah I might go brushless eventually but for the time being I'll just be bashing it around my little back garden to wind the cats up or when my Revo's broken What I'm most interested in is the difference between regarding runtime, and recharging time... Will the LiPo give better run time? Also Iain, can I get your opinion on the RC18? I was looking at the RC18B today, looks like its fairly easy to convert between B/ T/ MT

Thanks for the tips guys. I do like the idea of having the 2.4ghz radio on the MLST2 that's one of the main things I liked about it. Didn't know it had a Lipo as standard though, that's pretty cool. That Mini-T is nuts, I didn't know you could get them going like that without a brushless set up, I'm impressed and amused And if that's got the best runtime I might be inclined to get that one to begin with... But they all sound like fun, I can see myself ending up with all 3 eventually

Hi guys, I'm looking at getting myself a new toy. My options are the RC18T, Mini LST2, and the Mini-T, reason being I need it to be RTR, cheapish with good access to spares and hop-ups. I'm only going to be using it for bashing/ jumping/ general mucking about... So can anyone give me any recommendations? Good points, negatives, things to avoid? All advice would be much appreciated! I hear the RC18's charger is very slow, if I went for one of those could I use my normal peak charger on the Associated battery packs? Thanks!

Here's mine: Mods so far; Losi threaded axles Ballraced 3Racing shocks Street tyres New aerial wire soldered in (original was chewed off by a kitten) Also got the Losi uprgaded spring set on the old standard shocks.

The thing that's probably making it sit higher is that your new ones have got stronger springs. When you say the new shocks are 7mm longer, which bit is longer? Is it the body of the shock, or just the shaft? If the body of the shock is longer it could affect the amount of suspension travel...

Proper Minis. Looking good guys. Anyone doing the London-Brighton in may?

Back on Ebay Here

You're pretty much right there.

I'm selling my Tamiya TL01 (click here for the 'For Sale' thread), I started drifting with this a few years back... Its complete except for batteries and charger,