Got a bunch of soldering done this evening. 4 of the new CNHL packs changed from EC5 to QS8 and also soldered leads on the new Holmes Hobbies 550 12t motor for the crawler
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Got get me one them skid plates I’m start working on mines soon had it for a bit juzt ran it onesWrenched on my X8s. Put on some new shock springs from VG-racing in cal.
And a set of shock covers to protect the shock shaft and bottom seal from macs-costume-design on ebay also sprayed the covers with some WP to help. The fit nice
View attachment 129133View attachment 129132View attachment 129131And a T-bone racing full skid plate. I'm liking the full plate instead of just the center plate View attachment 129134
Never seen a Tamiya S10 before. Cool looking truckI worked on my Tamiya S10 today. and the original body was beat and cracked - you can see all the camo duct tape on it in my Tamiya Basket Case thread. I used clear FlexTape - I am telling ya, it worked great, pliable, flexable (duh), and sticky. I taped the outside first with the blue painters tape to get the lines to match up and then used the FlexTape on the inside - worked like a champ.
Not sure if you do can't see. You should keep your RCs up off the tires. All of them they can get flat spots. If they sit for a while. Just a thoughtGot get me one them skid plates I’m start working on mines soon had it for a bit juzt ran it ones
It's pretty ruff - the boy had run it hard.Never seen a Tamiya S10 before. Cool looking truck
Nice thats the way they should be ran.It's pretty ruff - the boy had run it hard.
Thanks for the tip would be looking into getting more standsNot sure if you do can't see. You should keep your RCs up off the tires. All of them they can get flat spots. If they sit for a while. Just a thought
I love the Tbone racing plate..
I use coffee containers for some of mine. Works good. Really anything to keep the tires up. My Xmaxx sits on my kids step stool.Thanks for the tip would be looking into getting more stands
Most definitely would be emptying all coffe containers lolWell not wrenching on my RCs as of now. But got to work on daughter's beach cruiser bike. The rear hub was loose. And the bearings need to be repacked with grease.
I use coffee containers for some of mine. Works good. Really anything to keep the tires up. My Xmaxx sits on my kids step stool.
Hell yeah best way to do it. IMOGot tired of fighting to get the body on and all the extra wire length in my Limitless. Soldered up series plugs off the XLX2 which eliminated about 4" of extra wire and a extra connection point running the series harness to the single QS8 plug off the XLX2. Should also help eliminate a fair amount of resistance shortening the total wire length and loosing a connection point from the batteries to the ESC.View attachment 135086
No, that's labor!Wrenched in my shed, does that count?
It's messed up, but those tires are way cheaper when you buy them premounted to the plastic wheels. No big deal though, since I figured out how to easily remove them using acetone fumes. That's exactly what I did with these tires!@Xraycer Nice mods, it's always good when you can squeeze out a little more perfomance. wish they sold those tires unmounted.