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Revolauncher
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Welcome to LSF, great folks here, and please do post pictures. We might not be what you call "strong readers"!:smartass:
Revolauncher
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I forgot how good they look new! How do you like that pipe? I took mine off went back to stock can and did 813 carb. and 29 cc 2 bolt big bore upgrade, so now, more power with less noise! The tuned pipe got on my wife's nerves....
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Lol right,they look great new but once you get them dirty it's on from there...that's the Bartolone un silenced big bore pipe,it's a great pipe but yes it is very loud..I was not expecting it to be that loud...and it's not cheap either....I don't know much about carb combos and things like that yet but I'm learning..lol and my wife is learning to keep her mouth shut now cause she knows how expensive this truck is..it's nothing new to her I've been into 1/10 scale nitro for 15 years.. That poop is not cheap either...
Skrimshaw
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Those white rims look awesome.
Skrimshaw
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That's a good idea. What type of paint did you use?
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I scuffed the wheels first then used duplicolor high temp primer and bright white high temp paint..reason I used that is for durability..and works and looks good.but if u do it make sure u prepare the surface before paint otherwise paint will just fall off.