1/8 scale gas rc truck
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From: Kingsville, MD
I got the T-Maxx. it is fun to run and every hobby shop has tons of the parts i always break.
Which ever one you get make sure you get a fail safe for it. That way you don't find out what happens when it runs away and hits a curb head on at full throttle.
That was expensive. Ebay has tons of RTR's and hop up parts.
Which ever one you get make sure you get a fail safe for it. That way you don't find out what happens when it runs away and hits a curb head on at full throttle.
That was expensive. Ebay has tons of RTR's and hop up parts.
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I got the T-Maxx. it is fun to run and every hobby shop has tons of the parts i always break.
Which ever one you get make sure you get a fail safe for it. That way you don't find out what happens when it runs away and hits a curb head on at full throttle. That was expensive. Ebay has tons of RTR's and hop up parts.
Which ever one you get make sure you get a fail safe for it. That way you don't find out what happens when it runs away and hits a curb head on at full throttle.
That was expensive. Ebay has tons of RTR's and hop up parts.
That's a good way to burn a few hundred dollars...
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I got the T-Maxx. it is fun to run and every hobby shop has tons of the parts i always break.
Which ever one you get make sure you get a fail safe for it. That way you don't find out what happens when it runs away and hits a curb head on at full throttle. That was expensive. Ebay has tons of RTR's and hop up parts.
Which ever one you get make sure you get a fail safe for it. That way you don't find out what happens when it runs away and hits a curb head on at full throttle.
That was expensive. Ebay has tons of RTR's and hop up parts.
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From: Bristol, Indiana
I've got a t-maxx too...a fail safe is one of the best investments you can buy for your rc car...that and rechargeable batteries, they last a lot longer, and you dont have to buy 12 or so new batteries every week.
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They're no fun, the true cars are nitro powered.
(Altough electric cars are probably more waterproof...)
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From: Rochester, NY
EDIT: What the heck did you do to get so much neg. rep?
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Originally Posted by xtoyz17
EDIT: What the heck did you do to get so much neg. rep?
My leather pants don't chaff
And my biceps knock the girls prone,
I wear a necklace of steel gaffs
And my fightin' scars are shown,
'Cuz I'm so bad to the bone...
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From: Houston, Tx
Anyone dieselize one of their r/c cars or trucks using a Davis Diesel Head? I have a USA 1 Nitro Crusher and I am going to put a head on it. I think it would be cool to be able to use kerosene as fuel.