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Good to see this thread didn’t go south. I’m not even sure where I put the ban stick.

Must have been digging deep to bring this thread back from the dead.

Bad ass driver. He will be missed. RIP

RIP Curtis.

One of the icons of the industry. RIP

WingStop Lemon Pepper Wings Flats Only Lightly seasoned fries Washed it all down with a couple Pliny The Elders

Moved out of the nitro forum into GC. It would be helpful to post in the thread you would like a response on.

You need a Novarossi CT06 plug which replaced the discontinued one. You can still find them if you hunt. It’s a medium plug so I would try an OS RP6 which is a lot easier to find.

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Marty and Lexie Mochi and Bubba

Looks like you need to try a longer servo arm and from there you can fine tune by using your end point adjustments on your TX.

Looks great I used to race mini-z’s. Miss those days…

I used a tire truer when I raced on road using foam tires to keep them flat and uniform in size. I also used it on new rubber tires, but only to give them a light scuffing.

To control the smell of gas, just store the rig in one of those large contractor grade disposal bags that you can get at any home improvement stores. They are extremely thick and will easily fit a 5th scale. Stuff it in and fold the end over under the rig and you are good to go. It’s how I...

Somebody left the door open again I see. Welcome back.

RIP Ralph ?

Whoah Lots of dust had to been blown off this thread.

I never used squids. All my batts used Deans so that’s not an issue. When I did charge other stuff like a transmitter or receiver pack, I made an adapter to the deans. Granted you need a good soldering iron, good solder and some skills using the solder iron which is easy with minimal practice.

Deans for me. They have never failed, easy to solder and are compact.