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OK, this is from the x-factory forum, and the best info I can find. The semi-detailed explanation: for ever action there needs to be a reaction, right? Well, when the motor puts torque to the drivetrain, it 'pushes' against the chassis through its mounting screws - and the chassis has to provide tha...

I have an x-6 squared, and you are exactly right. They changed to the 4 gear to utilize the rotation of the engine to properly transfer weight. I just got mine dialed pretty well and the last race I ran I won over 4WD buggies because they combined us. Have you ever seen the Dynotech delta sprint car...

lowrydesign wrote:this topic has gone so far off the page its almost gay!!

"Not that there is anything wrong with that...."

RichieRich wrote:Oh I forgot to add, you could even have a panty/undershorts of the month calendar too!

I would hate to see who the fellas around here choose to model those.

Scroll all the way to the bottom.

http://www.mcallisterracing.com/racing/page7.html

LowClassCC wrote:635.52 KB (650773 bytes) for a sig is going a little bit overboard isn't it?

Probably, I had to use an online Gif creator because I didn't have imageready installed. Once I get that installed again I am sure I can cut the size at least in half.

RedScampi wrote:I like your avatar. Very 8 bit old school. Did you draw that?

It is a screen grab from the Nintendo game RC Pro-Am

Testing 1, 2.

Brendan, Hope all is well, I have only spoke to you briefly thru PM and traded with you once, but you were a class act and more than willing to help me out with what I needed. Who would of ever though that things I needed for these toys would be coming from people such as yourself half way across th...

templeofspeed wrote:Probably X-Factory...

Judging by the announcement of Brian being at these races on the XF forum I would say your right

Brandon G wrote:I've noticed this mostly in the 1/8 nitro, but yes, seems they dont drive them far enough...

Think about what I said earlier, does the standard DX 3.0 even have that travel adjustment option like my DX3S?

I will check the SPAM folder.

Mike,

Did you get your vector stuff squared away? I sent you me email in PM as requested.

~Adam

If I were in your shoes, I'd take a hard look at this one: http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXXMV5&P=SM DX3's are a reliable radio, but I have noticed that the full sweep servo travel is shorter than other's. The JR based (cheaper) radios with spectrum are the same way. Weir...

Every time I see a pic of one of these or here about them, I am saddened by the fact that my grandfather sold his without telling me, right before he passed away. I asked my grandma after his passing if I could have it to restore, only to realize it was no longer in his basement where it had sat my ...