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LTO_Dave wrote:Another great tip from RCCA:

So RCCA invented drift then..... "drifting sideways" before it was cool.....

Alex

losiXXXman wrote:You could have just bought an Ultima and the lightening holes were already there!

That's exactly what I did back in the day!

This reminds me of looking at old photos of yourself and the hair styles you had in yesteryear. LOL! Same goes for ideas, when nothing else is on the market or just new things to the world you always seem to try to make it better. Advancement always comes later once its built. lol! Great read for sure.

I'd like to give a shout out to Joel Mahoney and Clint Brackman:

So it was Clint! What a douche!

I guess Clint never heard of a 'L' shaped screwdriver.
What a tool Clint!

This thread is funny. I love how you guys found these

Damn you Clint!

I wonder if Clint still lives in Salem?.... I got some choice words for him!

I bet this is him!!! http://www.napsketch.com/#!about/c1enr

"DESIGN" Pfft!!!

Your gonna wish you didn't get your one year free RC Car Action subscription now!

Two more names to add to the list:

Ouch! that servo hole hurts just looking at it!
Have a few Scorpion tubs that are hard to look at.
Seems the soldering iron and pliers were a popular tool to make holes.

I was looking for the servo hole one.

Although I have to admit I'm guilty of it "back in the day." What a pain in the ass it was to take the servo out to move the horn 1 spline, only to find out you put it back exactly the same way it was in the first place.

losiXXXman wrote:You could have just bought an Ultima and the lightening holes were already there!

Or you could take it a step further lol