Drop bear you mean?

There's a slo mo (interpolated) video in my collection that has some really cool shots of the cars

@@HarrySinanian cool 🫡

Wash in a few drops of dishwashing detergent .. if it wont hurt your hands, it wont hurt the stamp. Then if badly yellowed, use 10ml 6% Hydrogen Peroxide in 200ml of demineralised water

Hydraulic brakes, Diffs are amazingly complex too!

@@HarrySinanian What type of diff setups are they running? Just wondered if they're the same as high end nitros.

@@vinniedurrant We run tourers, but I'll get some info from Jeff.. They're adjustible lockers, you can hear them hook up out onto the main straights

@@vinniedurrant far more complex that our crown and pinions.

@@HarrySinanian Ah I think I get what you mean, I can imagine some sort of spring locking mechanism to put the power down in the right spots. I've been experimenting with the diffs on my 1/8 landmax, mainly using different weights of fluids on front, middle and rear to best put the power down for the Axe Rossi race block. Your rigs are next level though, I might have to get one. Food for thought, I love it 👍

A good man didn't waste the rest of his life sulking with cancer, he filled every day helping the club and building a wonderful memory :) #peaceAM

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Aren't you the coolest hip chick watching RC videos...? we'll make you something special, just for you - Hugz

Other than the poor comedic pun... Andrew Carding was a good soul, he was battling cancer and chose to make good of his time and gave the club more than give than most. He drove many through the hard times, the COVID and his spirit live on in us, it's a spacial place now, it has a patron saint if you were to ask me.

Lest we forget

@@HarrySinanian ha, I’m a subscriber to your channel. The motor cross footage is a “brave new world” for me to be exposed to. All new to me. That’s why I commented.👍❤️ Commenting on fellow great racer as my first comment on race track drives, that’s even sweeter. Kinda like Andrew is teaching me and my brother at the same time. 👍❤️😇 Legacy is huge. Perfect.

Thank you! Cheers!

Mute it.

It was fantastic because of you and everyone at HugeRC, hopefully again soon

They sound better and they are more challenging. But electric are fast, sprint style racing, very different, it's all RC

We dont have noise regulation at our track.

It's an ABF engine with standard headers into a 2.5 ex=haust. There is a center Magnaflow resonator, then a small at the bend and a smaller tail exhaust all Mangaflow. It was 2.5 inches all the way and then I put a larger rear muffler and narrow the tail to 2 inches because it was still loud. When it was 2.5 the acceleration was fantastic and with the 2" it developed more torque and easier to drive at the lights.

If you have a 1.8 maybe a center resonator, with one small rear muffler and 2.5 inche system

None that I can remembers, brake balance, we removed the front shoe, it was too aggressive on track.. not much else, pleasure build.

Yes, these are a buggy based chassis .21 or.28

Find a local club that supports them. They will welcome you, guide you and help with getting you running better than you can on your own.

Harry Sinanian I live in the states not many RC clubs around these parts planes and boats😖

@@d1r1a1g1 Steel City Speedway SCS is where they run them. A 1/5th scale is too heavy to be in a public place, it needs a track. Most internal combustion RC classes can get expensive with the sundry kits. Large scale classes like these cost more to run than to buy 2nd hand. 1 set of tyres will set you back a 100 or so and they dont last long.

Harry Sinanian thanks buddy for the Info Steel City sounds like Pittsburgh area in Pa I’ll check it out. I use to run Gas Boats so yes it can get pricey haha haha I just purchased a Redcat Rampage Chimera but it’s nothing like these animals. I’ll get acquainted with it first. O’Neill Bro next stop😉

Ok California haha haha to far for me but I should’ve known all the fun is out there 😂

I think they are part of the kit, unless I stole them from the buggy, cant remember but they look stock

That's a very open question, for reliability we choose OS engine. There are a lot of engine modifiers producing custom engines as well. It depends on what level of competition you intend to race