I find the file works better in some situations. Just to let you know. It seem more precise and less likely to mess up a chassis. Some time it seems faster to.

Daniel..

I have got both...

the P in my B and the Q on the S...

Serum, no idea what you are talking about. Altough I came up with some funny versions on your riddle!

Coolhand, yeah, you're right. I generally don't use a Dremel on alu, much prefer files. I also use those small thin files a lot. Back in the days I enjoyed carving wood and soapstone... now I like alu :)

I'm guessing "The Princess in my bed and the Qween on the shelf" ??

Oh gosh, I haven't even solved my OWN riddle! :013:

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its too bad you didnt find out your own riddlewhat are your funny versions

It wasn't too hard Daniel?
:p

No, Serum, it wasn't. But somehow I was looking to far.
Lucky boy, you are. But I can't complain either, really.

Boss, I'll spare you ;)

ok Dafni

Just an update: Truck is still going strong, became a regular basher here, let all my friends drive it.
Almost no weak spots left, but for those ringgears... stupid things, even with alu diffs, keep shredding them on a regular basis.
Fingers are still crossed for bulkless! Even bought the needed diffs in advance.

Dafni, The bulkless will eventually be made by FLM. Its just a matter of them finding the time. There expanding in sales but not in employees. Time is a lost art over their for those guys lol. Not to mention they've had some terrible luck within the last month.

Sweet revo Dafni, jus wondering if you had to cut away any of the original chassis?

Inspired me to do one :D

Thanks

Yes, you have to cut away about 2+/-mm away so the tranny will fit in the chassis.

Thanks alot, now I just gotta find me a roller :S

Have you seen the G2R?