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    • August 24, 2003 at 9:37 pm #11821
      merc-blue
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      i when to a shop (cosmic zone doncaster) who das like 5 different sorts of tin cars for sale and wat are the best?

    • August 24, 2003 at 9:39 pm #47029
      merc-blue
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      also how much is a decent price for 1?

    • August 25, 2003 at 1:27 am #47031
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      I have found two different chassis, and used both.
      One has a live rear end, the other is solid.
      The “St Flair” 57 chev, and the “Corps” jimny have the solid one I prefer.
      The “Land” Subie has the live rear end chassis.
      iono what other cars have what chassis
      $20 is reasonable, just remember its gunna cost to get them going quick, I’ve spent about AU$33 on speed upgrades for my AU$20 chevy and a suspension kit i don’t even bother with any more. Thing caused more hassles than, having no suspension.

    • August 25, 2003 at 12:27 pm #47032
      merc-blue
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      im guessing one for bout 18 aus what are the best upgreade to get

    • August 26, 2003 at 5:04 am #47048
      Pork_Hunt
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      I have relays, wheels, bearings, direct drive, and i used to have a yellow/green motor (killed it with a really long run, blew solder all over the magnets:D).
      i now use an all black motor i found in a $2 Go-Lo tamiya 4wd knock-off, its quick, cool, lower draining and prolly 3/4 as fast

    • September 4, 2003 at 12:59 am #47155
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      have you tried using self/hand wound motor
      using auldey coms and strong or thin magnets.that are commonly found on tamiya or auldey lets-go’s(mini 4wd)

    • September 4, 2003 at 1:00 am #47156
      dusted08
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      they are a blast :smiley2::evil::smiley2:

    • September 4, 2003 at 1:59 am #47157
      Pork_Hunt
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      I have tried winding my own motor, and the less said about that debarcle the better.

    • September 11, 2003 at 1:07 am #47171
      i2obert
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      i use to have a 1/10th rc buggy i got the motor wound by a friend who use to do it and i ended up frying ma engine

    • October 13, 2006 at 8:46 pm #25921
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      VW Beetle

      VW-Beetle-3_4-Front.jpg
      Cleverly packaged in its own tin with the lid forming the control unit, this fantastic little car thrashes round at 5-6km/h. At around 150mm long

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