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Dafni · 10.16.2005, 03:56 PM

Was not necessarily directed at you, Serum. I now some trucks just take ages to get finished. ;)

I don't mind my trucks a bit dirty. I clean the parts when I rebuild something. And I'm not really into mudding.

A nice place for teflon (or a teflon cover) would be the skid plates. Would actually skid better when bottoming out.

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Dafni RC-Monster Mod Offline Posts: 2,487 Join Date: Feb 2005	10.16.2005, 03:56 PM Was not necessarily directed at you, Serum. I now some trucks just take ages to get finished. ;) I don't mind my trucks a bit dirty. I clean the parts when I rebuild something. And I'm not really into mudding. A nice place for teflon (or a teflon cover) would be the skid plates. Would actually skid better when bottoming out.