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Its about a 15 min drive from Worksop

Im eying this up. Will it carry a go pro and gimbal? The only worrying line is 'I will take less than I paid for it' Is that as opposed to wanting more than you paid for it? Pulled up the info on it, so guessing it will. Inbox me a best price when you can

My Avid b44.1 +8mm. Uses Yokomo big bores. Tekin esc and motor, savox servo, Team Orion carbon pro batteries and futaba radio gear. Now has a gen 2 5.5t in the beast Credits go to George Land from Horizon Hobbies UK. For the action shots. Thank you. Taken at the proline challenge, Robinhood raceway dirt track. Took 4th in the B final, not too shabby with so many national drivers

1 month old, used 3 times. Adds some serious grunt to low end power. Reason for sale, Gen2 motor landed today, birthday pressie :woot:

As title, great condition, very fast and punchy motor. I will also include the original sensor lead, new and unused. Selling as new gen2 birthday pressie landed today :woot:

It looks to have a 1/10 buggy size motor in. Is that right? These need an 1/8th size system thats why I ask, thanks.

As title. Several sets available. Stainless steel. Pack of 4 @

Thanks Love it Run the car at the Proline challenge this weekend. On the clay the car felt really balanced, jumped well and felt really predictable. If the car got out of shape in a fast bend or the rear end broke away it was also very forgiving. It allowed me to have clean and consistent runs while pushing the car quite hard. Qualified 12th and finished 5th in the B. Much better than expected I got chance to have a practice on the astro too, where I'm much more familiar with the track and surface. This is where I really noticed the difference the chassis had made. Here I could push much harder and carry a lot more speed through sweepers with confidence in what the car would do. The steering felt precise and nimble on the high grip astro and the car felt really safe and predictable. It was a pleasure to jump it too. Massive difference here in handling and in the confidence the car gave me. Put 2 packs through the car on the astro and its never felt so good, I honestly feel like I'm driving a new car, best money I've spent on it. For a b44.1 upgrade you wont be disappointed. Thought it would be rude to not include some action photo's! Credits go to George Land from Horizon Hobbies UK. Thank you. My car just wanted to fly flat everywhere, watching some of my friends struggle in the jumps, I felt like I was cheating The car was awesome in the air and landings were also super smooth allowing me to get straight back on the throttle. It was also really composed and easy to drive in the infield, allowing me to drive fast, while well within my abilities. * Still got a smile on my face after an awesome weekend. Hats off to the RHR crew for a really well run meeting. Loved the rolling starts and bump ups too. Roll on invernational! Thanks again to Mick B at P-dub racing for supplying the kit. http://www.oople.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=195

My Avid chassis and +8mm conversion came today and I was very eager to get it installed. Couple of minor setbacks due to rounded screws, but a quick trip tol MB models had me well on my way. The chassis looks really quality and comes with a pre cut stick on protector for underneath. It also comes with 2 weights that fit nice and low into milled holes, a delrin 3g and a metal 12g I believe. The +8mm kit comprises of a rear top deck, +8mm dogbone, battery spacers and the b44.2 battery trays and quick release straps. It all fit together perfectly and Im really happy with the result. Some pics I also made a couple of 8mm spacers from an old A arm to move the rear body mount forward. This allowed me to use my b44.1 body for the time being. I think the body fits reasonably well, I just had to take a little away from the rear so It didnt catch the battery trays. The battery trays allow for a little adjustment of the battery position too. Lastly I also bought a 26g weight for the rear, this allowed me to keep the overall weight very close to my b44.1 weight (I use the 90g weight between the lipo's). The chassis is 55g heavier than the b44.2 carbon chassis. So far I'm really happy with the result. Stay tuned for track testing at the Proline challenge this weekend Thanks to Pdub racing for supplying the kit and a very speedy 3 day delivery time all the way from Ireland. Highly recommended.

I tend to use star ended hex drivers a little bigger and force them in. Metric in imperial works good. You can get half decent ones that will do it on ebay for a couple of quid.

Try hobbyking uk warehouse, real cheap. This is close to your budget, new and 5000 mah http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__29004__Turnigy_5000mAh_2S2P_40C_hardcase_pack_ROAR_APPROVED_UK_Warehouse_.html even roar legal and brca approved I believe. Works out about 19 quid posted.

Its cool, I managed to get a new set of four for 16 quid posted

They do bud, they just mix them in with the 1/8th scale. Friend of mine knows the owner well

Found em. Are you happy to split the hex's? Allready have good nut drivers. Let me know the price if you are.

Tried to but after going through 2 pages of your posts I gave up Link would be nice.

Its a control tyre mate, have to use holeshots

Some of us almost went there today too. Only with 1/10th buggies. Is it hard work for the 10th scales?

I have dynamite nut drivers as it goes, was debating the hex's too. Found a good price anywhere?

As title, good quality please, sick of rounding screws with this naff fastrax multi driver....