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05.09.2010, 10:29 AM

With regards to the knuckle shim thingies, I'd say put them on the inside, to remove any side to side movement of the knuckle itself. Any left over shims can go on the outside to stop the pin moving side to side- I'd figure thats less critcal though really ( a few bits of fuel tubing shoudl do the trick there ).

I here you on the roller thing though, sometimes you gotta spend alot more money than you want to just to get a few parts that you couldnt find seperately ( TXT-1 roller vs axles for example ). Never mind eh?...
   
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05.09.2010, 11:55 AM

I was thinking the same thing on the spacers.

There is a gentlemens club called Deja Vu. I think you should have Team Three-Six paint you up a shell for your TXT with a Deje Vu theme to it. Their logo is "100 beautiful women, and three ugly ones..."!


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05.10.2010, 07:03 AM

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I was thinking the same thing on the spacers.

There is a gentlemens club called Deja Vu. I think you should have Team Three-Six paint you up a shell for your TXT with a Deje Vu theme to it. Their logo is "100 beautiful women, and three ugly ones..."!
.....umm, who's little fantasy is that?

Getting a roller does seem a waste after you start building but it's easier than ordering parts from a manual. Further to that you don't get to see it in front of you and is harder to work out how to better it. I quite enjoy building and reverse engineering but don't make enough time to make it all happen. Keep up the good work JT.
   
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