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Arct1k 11.01.2008 07:34 PM

Did we mention it was muddy? My Hyper ST is in there somewhere....

http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...CMBash/014.jpg
http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...CMBash/015.jpg

Luciano's MBX5T - MrC style...

http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...CMBash/016.jpg
http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u...CMBash/017.jpg

lutach 11.01.2008 07:36 PM

It looks like I didn't even run my truck :lol:.

Arct1k 11.01.2008 07:40 PM

I guess it is relative ;)

jnev 11.02.2008 12:27 AM

I bet it was an awesome time though getting those trucks that muddy. :yes: A question for you though... how do you go about cleaning the truck after a muddy run like that? Do you take it apart piece by piece? I ask because I know one of my trucks will eventually become that muddy. But for now always running in SoCal, all there is is dust and sand, so an air compressor will make the car look practically new. :lol:

E-Revonut 11.02.2008 03:50 AM

My E-REVO was at least as bad as Arct1k's! I took the motor and esc off, they where just about spotless anyways, then got out the garden hose!!! After hosing it off, I shook off the excess and sprayed it down with WD-40. After sitting for a couple hours the WD soaked in and everything looked like new! Next time I will spray it down with WD-40 first!


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