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Highlighted some key parts, and forgot the most important part. :rolleyes:

That is about the funniest post I've read! Show me one person that has had issues with their truck "parachuting" to the ground. There is such a small catch area the air can get into that this...

I guess you're jumping the gun a little, huh?

As I tried to suggest initially, since others will not be running the same packs under the same conditions as you, driving the same as you, there's no...

Neat video - but I've got news for Ken, a "Gymkhana" by definition is still a competition, a competitive event, and I didn't see or hear about anybody else running the track. Otherwise, it's just an...

Front to rear, yes.
Side to side, of course not.


Why would it?

I'm pretty sure your manual makes reference to the "speed pinion," and does so for a reason. You might actually try reading the manual first, they're always full of great information. ;)

Since they've been saying December all along, which always means "later" and never "sooner," I don't know why you would have thought otherwise. Maybe you were reading the wrong product line. ;)

The whole idea of cutting out the windshield, or cutting a hole for air flow, in the body of a mini-revo (or any other truck body) is to keep them from blowing over when jumping because they trapped...

No way of knowing for sure unless you try, but just going to 3s requires you to drop on the pinion - and considering it would give you going an hour of runtime I would guess that it might shorten the...

Digging on the Mustang.



You guys might as well cool out on your camaro dreams, as it would require another expensive licensing agreement - and since they already have one with Ford, I don't...

I'm not quite sure how they come up with some of the offset numbers, but just eyeballing them compared to some of the other HPI (and others) wheels I have they're 0-offset.

They've got the standard version Fiesta listed on the Tower Hobby site, so it suggests the Fiesta body will be available in clear... eventually.

It'll save you $100, and the package won't have the 2.4g radio either - but I doubt it'll be able to compete with the Brushless version.

Nothing really, both will come as a Brushless model with a 2.4g radio - just that the Block model will cost about $30 more.

I really don't see the need, or the point, for the overkill of 14.4volts.

You guys overseas are more familiar with Schumacher, and especially the tires they offer, Snoop. I posted the links for the guys here in the U.S. who most likely don't know. ;)

I agree, but they're not only paying MonsterEnergy, they're paying Ken Block, and probably Ford too - in the way of licensing fees.

But I wouldn't pay that to do free adverstising, AND have a...

:rolleyes: Still says "Order Pending," according to their website - which in TowerHobbySpeak translates to "Not In Stock, and we have not been given an anticipated delivery date"

Schumacher makes a low profile narrow (20mm) and wide (24/25mm) set of tires like the mini-pins pictured above, that fit standard TC rims, in a few different compounds.
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You've got to clean the tires, as in remove the rims/tries from the truck and give them a good scrubbing (soap and water) to clean the dust/dirt out of the pores of the rubber.

Do that, from time...

Literally any RC that I've ever purchased needed a tire-upgrade, if your plans included anything but running up and down your driveway.

Of course, any RTR can benefit from a set-up change to its...

I'm assuming yours broke off flush with the end of the arm the pillowball screwed into, and having dealt with this on other of my PB-equipped cars, this is the only way to remove them........ take an...

Back over 20 years ago, so long enough that I've seen it all, I was attracted to RCing because of racing.
Sure I'd seen the little toy-type runabouts sold at Radioshack, but they looked slow and...

It's really one of those trade-off sort of things, being as if you run in the mud you're going to have to deal with issues and imperfections everyone else doesn't.
So either don't run in the mud, or...

I think I've solved this dilemna - if you check out the rims for the HPI Mini-Cup Racer they're slightly smaller in diameter than a standard Touring Car rim, and while the stock tires for these are...