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The smoke is not an issue ,a medium to heavy smoke ,just means that it is set on the rich side ,presumaly ,for break-in , however ,you may want to leave it on the rich setting for awhile ,but after the break-in ,you should always see a light white trail of smoke ,that is a good thing!....:thumbs-up:

Also ,check the transmitter throttle trim ,when you turn on the transmitter ,it could be opening the gap too much ,so you will have to adjust that in while adjusting the gap of the carb. That idle screw is to keep the barrel at an idle gap as you brake so that the engine don't die as well ,but...

On the servo's ,always turn your system on ,check an make sure that the transmitter trim knobs are centered ,then your servo ,go to center ,then you install the horns ,after that ,you will do the linkage an set those accordingly ,the springs that go on there are to allow for tension relief when...

It is looking great ,you will dread of putting it on the ground!......? It is good though ,you are taking your time with it ,an be able to go back to it with a clear mind!....:thumbs-up:

I heard that they are having a heat spell there ,here in Cali. ,we are having a heat advisory ,it is suppose to reach 108 deg. sunday ,an triple digits for about 10 days! LOL....my wife is constantly reminding me to make sure the freezer door closes an seals ,I got an ice cream out a while ago...

Oh ,well that maybe normal ,but I am not sure ,when you hold one of the other still!

Did you build those diffs ,an do they rotate smoothly with out any binding?...:cool:

If it is just those 2 pieces ,they maybe some type of plastic tool ,some kits give plastic tools to adjust the rod links! LOL....Now if there is 4 sets of those ,then I would start to worry!.......:oops:

That nut maybe manufactured that way ,something like a locknut ,because it is suppose to be adjustable ,an not to use loc-tite!

If it is a adjustable spring loaded one ,you might want to wait until it is adjusted the way you want it ,or were it needs to be set at ,then you can apply a drop on the threads to keep the nut in one spot ,as I don't think that it needs to be all over the threads!

That's a hell of a goody box!.....

Yes ,building a kit would definitely teach you how things go together an work! In fact ,kit building is always urged because of that ,an is the best way for beginners & racers! I had bought second hand stuff that didn't even touch the ground ,but ,you may not find or be that lucky ,however ,you...

Have you considered about getting a good used nitro RC to learn with?