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haha, my school has like 400 students in the senior class alone...
but we have one retarded "security guard". (actually retarded)

check it out

http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/badgers/


http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/Love+Story/

yeh, and it tells you how to do it in the march of '05 issue of rcca on "project duner maxx".

hehehe... isn't that the one with like 250-333 ounces per inch of torque?

eagle is an american brand, but they just took the ideas from mitsubishi, so did plymouth.

yeh, I would definately get the talon. My brother has a '90 talon tsi awd and its perty koo. Parts for a talon are pretty cheap and you can get them just about anywhere.

This might be a dumb question but, why can't I post attachments?
Is it something I did when I registered? Just wondering.

hehehe have fun.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=4535723109&category=6236
and thats the cheapest one too...

Yes I know. Those were my railroad ties you ran into... Good thing that wasn't my van.

Let me enlighten you...
So, I was driving my bolink eliminator and everything was going good, until the screws holding my motor on started to become loose. So I tighten the heck out of them about...

I live in portland(about 10 miles north of corpus). there are a couple of rc shops and dirt tracks in corpus, but none in portland, just alot of fields and a huge high school parking lot hehe. I...

Look at this: www.bryanw.tk
its my brother's site that he made using html. I know i can't do that... yet.

oops, i hit the new thread button instead of the reply one...:o

i found this one(thanks to google): http://www.imperialinc.com/items.asp?item=0713301
that distributor is located in Green Bay, Wisconsin... :cool:

i found this one: http://www.imperialinc.com/items.asp?item=0713301
that distributor is located in Green Bay, Wisconsin... :cool:

I was looking online a couple of weeks ago and i found these, they're pretty popular. you just need to find about $4000 laying around. :eek:

www.blatausa.com/minibike_B1.htm