You can pair a FX-R with a HH motor, but If i was gonna buy a tekin esc i would just get the esc/motor combo, run the 35t till it died then get the HH motor, But thats just me, I'm extremely happy with my motor choice after yesterday's trail run.
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You can pair a FX-R with a HH motor, but If i was gonna buy a tekin esc i would just get the esc/motor combo, run the 35t till it died then get the HH motor, But thats just me, I'm extremely happy with my motor choice after yesterday's trail run.
Non Crimen
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Sounds good. Well here's what I have on my build list thus far:
-tf2(obviously)
-flysky gt3b tx/rx
-axial as3 servo for the transmission
-max amps 11.1v LiPo
-tekin fx-r 35t combo
Need suggestions for a good steering servo with budget in mind. Please critique my build list if you see any red flags.
-tf2(obviously)
-flysky gt3b tx/rx
-axial as3 servo for the transmission
-max amps 11.1v LiPo
-tekin fx-r 35t combo
Need suggestions for a good steering servo with budget in mind. Please critique my build list if you see any red flags.
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Love the pizza rig idea, can't wait to see the build.
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Why would you sell his build idea? Such a "d" move, if you didn't mean sell though.....I'm going to have to ask that you slowdown and start proofreading your posts.
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I absolutely meant see. 
I absolutely meant see.
You're not above the rules, just because you have 4,500+ posts. If anything, you should be an example for new members to strive to be like......I'm not mad, just disappointed. :\
I burnt up my shift servo saturday, instead of going back to hitec I'm gonna try a Solar micro servo from hobbypartz, since i was paying for shipping i ordered on of these to try, may not be worth throwing in the toilet, but i have heard good things about them. 417oz at 7.4v.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/33p-solarservo-d772.html
oh FYI, if you decide to do a full interior you will need to run a micro shift servo.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/33p-solarservo-d772.html
oh FYI, if you decide to do a full interior you will need to run a micro shift servo.
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Thanks freek, when I tear down the trans what grease should I use?
i use lucas red and tacky, HpiGuy turned me on to it, Good Stuff!!
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I assume that'll available at my local o'reilly for relatively cheap?
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You're right SchrodeMode, and once again, I apologize for the error. I wear a helmet and ride the short bus here every day, you should be happy the majority of my posts are grammatically correct.
@Non Crimen, yes you should be able to find the red 'n tacky at any decent auto parts store.
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Alexander_0_1
"Roads, where we're going we don't need roads"
I use that stuff for all my heavy machinery, its good stuff.
Non Crimen
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Fed ex tracking says it's in the state! I'm only about 2 hours from Madison so I'll get pictures up ASAP!
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Useless NOOB!!
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Woohoo!! :d
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Well, I has a box.
I open the box. To find another box.
That box contains the most beautiful parts I have ever laid my eyes apon.
I put those beautiful parts together and got this so far...
And this...
And this.
Filled up my shtuff with some red n tacky. That stuff is amazing. Thanks for the recommendation!
Now if I can only figure out how to get the tires on to the wheels.
I open the box. To find another box.
That box contains the most beautiful parts I have ever laid my eyes apon.
I put those beautiful parts together and got this so far...
And this...
And this.
Filled up my shtuff with some red n tacky. That stuff is amazing. Thanks for the recommendation!
Now if I can only figure out how to get the tires on to the wheels.
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I've been using the red 'n tacky for years, and love it, as well as all Lucas products to be honest. It's looking great Crimen, can't wait for some action shots.
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I'm not familiar with you story.
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The wonders of iPhones. I decided to change the title of "toy story" to "you story". It is a much better way to project the story to children. Don't worry, woodie is still the number one sheriff in town.
Crimen, be careful running only one spring, they are bad to flatten or warp, i run all 3 on mine and it has plenty of flex (for a springer anyway).....just FYI
This is my next build when Tax season hits or I sell my Wraith or Exo.
Lookin great but I gotta ask, the bumpers and rocl sliders plastic or metal?
Lookin great but I gotta ask, the bumpers and rocl sliders plastic or metal?
