
why are all r/c kits ready to run now
- Coelacanth
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Re: why are all r/c kits ready to run now
Integra, I hope you didn't slap 2 dozen stickers up and down your fenders behind the front wheel-wells...? Please tell me no... 

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Re: why are all r/c kits ready to run now
"If you want to bake an apple pie from scratch, first you have to create the Universe." - attributed to Carl SaganCoelacanth wrote:Just for the record, I don't get the "BUILT not bought" thing. Unless you stole the parts and installed them yourself, you had to buy it before you could build it. And besides, anybody can slap a sticker on a car part, that's not building, is it?
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lol no!Coelacanth wrote:Integra, I hope you didn't slap 2 dozen stickers up and down your fenders behind the front wheel-wells...? Please tell me no...
i was never in to the sticker bomb or the rat rod .. just clean cars .. thats why i wanted to build a car to race again as ive build my integra to race at first then got too much money into it to risk killing it at the track .. but i did have fun

nice one markbt73
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Re: why are all r/c kits ready to run now
Wow! Very impressive - & fully explains your username - 2.2 Turbo!! I bet that goes like stink! & judging by all those brace bars etc handles really nicely?integra22t wrote:good eye 95 integra h22 swapedDerbyDan wrote:
^^DC2?^^
i have touched evey part of my car and do take it to shows where someone wrote a check out for there $50,000 and dont even know anything about itCoelacanth wrote:Just for the record, I don't get the "BUILT not bought" thing. Unless you stole the parts and installed them yourself, you had to buy it before you could build it. And besides, anybody can slap a sticker on a car part, that's not building, is it?
here is my car .. built not bought
http://fast.freeforums.org/95-integra-h22-build-t12.html
I own a UK 2000 model TypeR Integra - I brought it RTR I'm afraid - it's completely standard as it left the Honda factory.
My T.C Showroom; http://www.tamiyaclub.com/member.asp?id=28990
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Re: why are all r/c kits ready to run now
Looks nice, Integra. I like it when I see a tastefully-built car, whether it's a modern import or an old vintage. It just seems that I see all too often the huge tack-on spoiler, stick-on fake hoodscoops, ice-cream-pail-sized exhaust tips badly installed and flopping around, and the columns of stickers running up the fenders...
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Re: why are all r/c kits ready to run now
I think its sad that kits have nearly dissapeared. It was always fun looking in the cases and picking out a motor, battery, servo, esc etc to go with a kit.
I agree RTR's have their place but think the market is over saturated with them.
It's pretty sad when someone comes into the shop because their "wheel fell off" and they can't figure out how to put it back on.
I agree RTR's have their place but think the market is over saturated with them.
It's pretty sad when someone comes into the shop because their "wheel fell off" and they can't figure out how to put it back on.
I was old school - when old school wasn't cool !
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Re: why are all r/c kits ready to run now
its funny asi was at the hobby shop and a guy had brought a large 4x4 truck .. dont know the scale .. maybe 1/8 .. to have something fixed and the repair tech saying " its a good thing you brought it in as alot of it had to go back together in certin steps " and im thinking .. cart before the horse .. and he ends up in front of me in line to pay and hear his total at $225
all i could think is if he had put it toghther he would have beable to fit it

all i could think is if he had put it toghther he would have beable to fit it
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