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Thanks Scr8p, that lead to a lot of good information. I really appreciate it.

Guys,

The search function would not let me search this out because "the words are too common".

It may be a stupid question, but can you still get 2.0" Rear Tires anywhere?

Also, my front wheels measure 2.198", I assume this is a 2.2" Front Tire, would modern tires fit this?

Thats really cool. That would be a great tool for designing new parts for the cars. Keep up the good work. I look forward to seeing what you do.

Man that thing turned out killer! Excellent work! Very clean conversion. Back in the day I never really dreamt of owning a Burns because it was so damn expensive to a kid with no money.

That is a killer Optima! Nice work man!

And there in lies the problem with brushed stuff. Its amazing how quickly the parts for something can dry up.

Damn. Someone ran the i e cream truck under that bridge in Durham NC didn't they?

Thanks for posting that guys. I just picked up an RC10 that I plan to freshen up and run it. This will be one of the first things I do.

Yep. I had some on a xxt-cr a long time ago.

They will need to change the writing on the side of the truck to: Two Men and Part of a Truck

nevermind, I see it now. WTF?

yeah, but thats half the fun right?

Man that is looking great! Good job.

Definitely let us know how it runs, I may also do these same mods to make a racer to run at the track. I don't want to go buy a 4.2 like everyone else, that's boring, but I do want to be competitive as well.

Hobby Shops can't survive if they don't move product. Traxxas sells and AE doesn't sell as well unless the shop also has a track associated with it. It was the same back in the day with Tamiya. I remember going to Toys R Us when I was a little kid. I used to go straight to the RC section and drool o...

JPAE07 wrote:I was thinking more like 17 or 18.

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No, that's "how many is too many?"

LOL