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Yop sure is ?? made some beautiful 11 on the feild??
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Very nice! Much better run this time! Atleast someones getting in on some good rc action?
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Yes it all went a bit smoother this time?? did lose some hardware ? but its an easy fix + shocks held up??
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Very nice doug, shes flies. Seems like you could go up a tooth size though (or more) she runs out of gear fast.
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Its running 25/49 at the mo?? I do have 26/48 on hand?? and bet I could lean it out a touch more?
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The Baja 5T wheel axles. Are they M6 thread?
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Not sure what you asking ?
front / rear?
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?????????dear doug,
have ya had another run yet ?
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Nice ? Doug ???!
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So on my outing I lost the hardwear between the front and rear chassis ? all 4???? so as usual I go out with bits and bobs for running repairs ??. I had the correct screws to repair/replace them but........ lost a fixed modified chassis nut? iv had to strip her down a bit to get it sorted ?
?? so as usual I go out with bits and bobs for running repairs ??. I had the correct screws to repair/replace them but........ lost a fixed modified chassis nut? iv had to strip her down a bit to get it sorted ?
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Yes easy fix ?? thank fek? had my 34 reed in here for 2 years no issues ??
......still like to dig up the twat that designed the baja and shoot him in the foot ? pluck his budgie and send his horse to the glue factory ? ?? what a ball ache ??
?......still like to dig up the twat that designed the baja and shoot him in the foot ? pluck his budgie and send his horse to the glue factory ? ?? what a ball ache ??
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I'd be doubling up on the nuts where possible (check nuts) or buying some heavy duty lock nuts, similar to Nyloc but with metal instead of nylon.
BTW its ripping Doug, watched your video from the other day, you did well with that summersault cartwheel, 8/10 for that.
BTW its ripping Doug, watched your video from the other day, you did well with that summersault cartwheel, 8/10 for that.
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? ? lol yip it was quite a lawn dart?
The s spikes hook up real easy ? ill have to watch that ??
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? ? lol yip it was quite a lawn dart?
The s spikes hook up real easy ? ill have to watch that ??
Yeah looked like you had a couple of traction rolls. Mind your wheels held up well even after those tumbles, hopefully they last.
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They are hard ...as in no give so big shock impacts is where you'll see damage ?
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you loaded them up well with your tumbles, but hopefully any breakages will be in the cheaper rim rather than the centre, easy to carry spares too.