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TheOne1974

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  1. Hey guy's, yeah we are all round the area, personally I'm in Harrow and there are a few of us starting to get some momentum towards getting out, well were talking about it, still a bit cold!!!  Spent alot of time on the track last year but this year looks like more bashing time!!

    Theres plenty of people local to here with allsorts of cars and trucks, just keep your eye's peeled, should be a good year!!

  2. Ladies and Gentlemen,

    Due to the works being carried out on Dawley Road we need to find a new venue for sunday, these locations have been mentioned to me so it only seems fair to have a poll.

    The leading location on Friday will be our new destination!!

    Looks like there are a few of us out, weather is supposed to be good so have your vote and see you Sunday!!

    Aaron

  3. Not about this weekend but next sunday is good if anyone is about?

    Roll on the nice weather be good to catch up with some new and old faces, been far too long!!!

    Teshi, If your going into Monarch Models over the weekend, mention the guys you know from here to Mayoor and he'll take good care of you, top bloke!!

  4. Following on from mydoddy, i agree around the radio gear, Speky stuff is great, amazing even but will you actually benefit from using all the functions, plus the cost of extra receivers.

    At the other end of the scale a lot of people (myself included) use FlySky GT3B (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FS-GT3B-2-4G-3CH-Transmitter-w-Receiver-For-RC-Car-/221018435827?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item3375b9b0f3) or FS GT3C (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Flysky-FS-GT3C-FS-GT3C-2-4G-3CH-RC-System-w-TX-battery-USB-Cable-Upgraded-GT3B-/200752163775?pt=UK_Sound_Vision_Other&hash=item2ebdc2ebbf) Great sepc on these radio's too!

    Receivers are under

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  5. I've probably got work that weekend, so will have to miss it. Hopefully there'll be plenty of other meets throughout the year!

    No worries, yeah, I for one Will be making up for my lack of involvment recently during the dryer months this year, be good to see everyone out again!!

    Oh go on then, where?

    Thinking the old trusty Dawley Road, not been there in ages, unless anyone else has preferences?

  6. Shadow, What your saying is totally correct "break it and replace it" and that's what I did when I first started until I found this forum, some people like to be more prepared and that was the question asked so people replied, personally I would rather replace any broken parts while I'm out and i take everything I need to do so. When we go out everyone has all the spares they might need, soldering gear, generator, ramps the works. Bit of overkill perhaps but nothing stops the fun!!

    Come on guys this is a great forum for help and advice and I don't see a need for people to get stressed about posts on here.

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  7. I drive allot at the field. So i want some good parts for reserve. What parts do easely break and can i buy in aluminium? for as i break them? And what arms do i have to buy for reserve? just the plastic stock arms?

    Thx

    For spares I have a Truggy roller bought off EBay, picked down and stored neatly in a box waiting for something to break, however since owning my Truggy I have only had to replace the following parts due to being broken (I've been lucky)

    Chassis, full speed runaway during tuning with HPI radio set up, hit a curb and bent badly, not replaced at that time just straightened but now I have http://www.hpiracing.co.uk/piw.php?partNo=66477

    Front suspension holder, http://www.hpiracing.co.uk/piw.php?partNo=101100, went through loads of these for some reason, 5 or 6 in as many months, no issues now I have the ally ones of the Lightning Stadium 2 Pro.

    Steering Arm, http://www.hpiracing.co.uk/piw.php?partNo=101075

    Shock Caps, http://www.hpiracing.co.uk/piw.php?partNo=101752

    Rear wing mount, http://www.hpiracing.co.uk/piw.php?partNo=101170, gone through two of these and my current one keeps bending out of shape, you'll see how when your TT goes cartwheeling along the track.

    Other than that I think this is one tough machine but maintenance is the key! Pick the car down and give it a clean after a good run, look for any signs of wear and after I always give my cars a good spray down with GT-85 http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_193267_langId_-1_categoryId_228374 always on sale at Hellfrauds and smells nice lol

    Never broken one of the arms but I would say stay with the standard HPI ones, at under

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