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Monster Bottle Opener
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10.21.2008, 04:52 AM
they are hpi tremor rims with the phaltline tires.
nice truck with the bling and all.  I used a "bottom" line. |
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satansbackyard666
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Location: Hong Kong
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10.21.2008, 05:12 AM
HPI #4731 MOUNTED PHALTLINE TIRE 140X70mm on TREMOR WHEEL CHROME
BTW, I'm just going to use the EVX-2/Titans for the car/jump show......after that, I'll put the TEKNO 1515 1Y/F and the MGM 16018 ESC in and go out on the street and chase some dogs..... |
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RC-Monster Carbon Fiber
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Alpharetta,Ga
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10.21.2008, 06:44 AM
that is my knd of truck...nice bling...did you say $3800-US
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RC-Monster Aluminum
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Location: Singapore
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10.21.2008, 06:56 AM
Nice truck but I think the NiMH will be the one pulling down....MGM + Neu 1515 will need at lot of Juice IMO.....you will see guys here use Lipo LiFe and they seldom blown it (with a few exceptions and minimal care)... I use to be one of the guys that dont trust lipo but now I'm a believer...
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satansbackyard666
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Location: Hong Kong
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10.21.2008, 10:54 PM
don't worry plettenbergs, is only HK$3880.00, I believed that all you guys knew that I lived in HONG KONG, that's mean whatever $$$ I show you guys just divided by about 7.8(about US$500 included S&H to HONG KONG)
well, about the LIPO, I'll say that's VERY GOOD BATTERY IF YOU USE IT IN THE STATES OR I SHOULD SAY COUNTRY THAT'S NOT THAT MOISTURE!!! But in HONG KONG, I don't think I'll ever try LIPO!!!!!! |
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RC-Monster Mod
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Location: NJ
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10.21.2008, 10:59 PM
Lots of bling :) I'd skip the metal arms though - i would have thought they'd just kill pins and bulks...
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satansbackyard666
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Location: Hong Kong
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10.21.2008, 11:06 PM
well, the metal arm issue will be OK with me since I'm NOT a racer even I started since I was 11 and do you guys know what....I NEVER RACE
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10.23.2008, 07:16 PM
Interesting. As a bling truck, it's great. I bet it's way to heavy for off-road racing. I do however think I may go for that rear skid plate, I keep wearing through the stock plastic ones...
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Location: Houston, TX
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10.23.2008, 07:21 PM
Houston averages 90-100 percent humidity and rarely gets below 80% humidity and it has no effect on my lipo's. I don't see how HK could be any worse.
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Brushless only!
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: obx NC
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10.26.2008, 09:36 AM
I live on the outerbanks of north carolina(super high humidity 90+%)and all I run is lipos??????. Heck I got a set of water proof ones from finedesigns and I run them in the rain!
Nice truck by the way. |
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satansbackyard666
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Location: Hong Kong
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10.29.2008, 01:15 AM
OK guys, I'll think about LIPO.....BTW, I just put part of my R/C pics up on the PHOTOBUCKET, so if any one of you want to take a look, just go search for satanstinytruck and type satan666 for login, will upload more later...ENJOY!!!
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