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I gotta say that Iwas feeling a little naughty last night when I started my latest losi build.
opening up a purple anodized motor plate, mip dogbone conversion kit. RPM gear cover and rpm outdrives actually made me a little nervous.

There are only so many of these parts left NIP.

Someone smack me out of it, I've got a whole pile of parts waiting to get built-up

-Anthony

ARE YOU NUTS??????????? PUT THEM BACK IN THE BAGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

as nice as it is to look at sealed, rare, nip parts, it's even better to actually use them.

scr8p wrote:ARE YOU NUTS??????????? PUT THEM BACK IN THE BAGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

as nice as it is to look at sealed, rare, nip parts, it's even better to actually use them.

Amen! What fun is a bag if parts?

I bet some of you guys are keeping the labels of every package you open

Admitted , I've started doing something similar recently, but for whole other reasons.
I've started taking pictures of the unpacked paarts with the label right after opening the bags. Why?
- Some guys on other sites are asking me about the partnr's I used for this or that project and I couldn't tell them.
- But worse: I have parts on some projects I would really like to use on others to, but no way to identify them as I upacked them years ago.

naughty is fun.. rip them bags and use that stuff.. Can't wait to see pics of it on the track

I don't think they were ever manufactured to not be opened and assembled.

Parts on their own are sad. Collect a kits worth and assemble that's what I say.

I have no problem using vintage parts



I do however like to keep all the top tags from the parts

I see you have the hydra drive there, what layshaft are you using?, i have a hydra drive but struggling to find the layshaft and gear cover.

atomic-carbon wrote:I see you have the hydra drive there, what layshaft are you using?, i have a hydra drive but struggling to find the layshaft and gear cover.

I used the 2.65 just becuase I had the case but I do have hydra drive stealth shafts if you need them

Jim

Ok, I'm over it, time to stert working:
http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=1552
-Anthony

Ok now I don't feel so bad for wanting to open my Tecnacraft Ti hinge pins and turnbuckles. LOL You guys got some serious NIP parts there.

nope.

i do try to keep all my header cards tho. too bad i dont keep them all in the same dang place.